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Is it a good idea to take physics and calculus concurrently?
I'm tempted to take general physics and calculus I over the summer, to get ahead or whatever. General physics allows calculus to be taken concurrently (otherwise listed as a prerequisite). I'm wondering how intensive the calculus is in physics, and if it's a good idea to take this class simultaneously with the calculus. I'm assuming if it's an option it shouldn't be too hard?
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- ?Lv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
IMHO if calculus is allowed to be taken simultaneously with physics then that physics should have little or no calculus in it. {ie calculus BOTH differential and integral •must• be a PRErequisite for calculus based physics}. :>}