which field and course can one do that deals with either chemistry or physics or both and maths?
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Look into physical chemistry - very math oriented.  PChem I is usually a quantum chemistry course which deals with lots of calculus and physics material.  PChem II usually focuses more on thermodynamics laws and is also very math and physics intensive.  Some physical chemists become theorists (they often work with computer programs and do 'computational chemistry') while experimental physical chemists work on a broad range of research interests.  You may also want to look into analytical chemistry and chemical engineering.  You should talk to some professors or academic advisors at your school for some more advice on which courses to take and help in making your decisions.  Good luck.
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I don't know but, you are more likely to get an answer by asking this question in the another category, such as mathematics, physics, biology - whichever area would best fit the subject matter for what you are asking.
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I suggest you double major with education. It is VERY hard to double major if you are in theatre or music because of the work load. You are required to do TWICE as many classes as a physics major, and will be required to study THREE TIMES the # of hours of a physics major. I strongly suggest that you not major in theatre unless you truly are EXCELLENT, because there just aren't any jobs.
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Physical Science or Physics
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Mathematics\nA science (or group of related sciences) dealing with the logic of quantity and shape and arrangement\n\nStatistics\n\nA branch of applied mathematics concerned with the collection and interpretation of quantitative data and the use of various theories to estimate and interpret.\n\n\nhttp://www.schoolingkids.com/\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/
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I like maths and I'm very good at it. As I'd say, I do calculations every day. I also like chemistry, but only inorganic.  I find it very interesting.
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I would have to say physics, especially for a theoreticist.. If you ask me, physics has a purity to it that is not present in anything called engineering...
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Physics is more interesting, but business is definitely easier. If it's points you're after, go for business.
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biology is the most important subject, other than that, any science or sociology course would be well suited.
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We would choose physics because it is a combo of math and chemistry. Math can be seen in all physics while chemistry is more applied to thermodynamics and fluids. Physics is the favorite of science geeks.
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Im not sure but I think you need science classes like chemistry and biology. I dont think you need physics but just ask your teacher or a guidance councelor. And you will also need math classes.
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Depends on you school but usually:\n\nIntergrated Physics and Chemistry, \nBiology, \nPhysics, \nChemistry,\nHealth,\nPre-Ap Biology,\nPre- Ap Chemistry,\nPre-Ap Physics,\nAp Physics,\nAp Chemistry,\nAp Biology.
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you'll need to study maths and physics to be a meteorologist
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Math, physics, fluid dynamics and everything else engineering
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Milton is Da MAN!\n\nYes...physics is the top dog in science. It could be argued that Chemistry isn't even a science.
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Take a subject in which you are interested\nExample if you are very inquisitive about the working of computers opt for comp\nand if about bio and the human body take bio(if you wanna becum a doc)\nif u r not interested in sciences take commerce. Commerce is the best stream. one is always tension free.\nThe key is take a subject in which you are seriously interested and u like.
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Science, science, and more science with math courses.