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Physics questions please help?
2) How are the fundamental laws and principles of physics related to the complexity that we see in nature??
3) How do the laws of physics apply to other sciences such ad biology, chemistry, and earth science? Give a specific example to show the connection
4) Einsteins most famous equation is E= mc^2. In this equation E stand for energy, m stands for mass, and c for speed of light. solve/ complete the equation m=?
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- 6 years agoFavorite Answer
Everything is physics, not one part of nature that one observes isn't a subject in some way to study by physics. From the formation of stars to the rainbow one sees in a rainy day, there is always a detailed description of how that phenomenon occurs, some of these explanations may have not yet been made available to us, but they're there.
Physics can be consulted by chemestry or biology, like in chemestry there are the laws of gases and study of density and molecular interactions, while in biology one deals with osmotic pressure, blood pressure and electric signals and charges. All these things are studied in depth in the field of physics.
m=E/c²
