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What are the phenomena that physics is applied in?

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Answer:

For empiricists like van Fraassen, the phenomena of physics are the appearances observed or perceived by sensory experience. Constructivists, however, regard the phenomena of physics as artificial structures generated by experimental and mathematical methods.

omeli [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

Physics is applied every where? For example if you talking with you friends, that mean the sound that you produce oscillate through your friends' ear so he/ she can respond to you.

Explanation:

Physics is the fundamental unit about understanding the world around us.

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