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7 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
I am convinced mathematics and physics are codependent upon one another in many regards. However, I think a person can be good at math and not physics, while a person can be good at physics and not math. There have been physicists who could observe nature and understand how systems work WITHOUT mathematic
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There are many courses which you can still opt for such as microbiology, agriculture and even biotechnology where you can make the complete use of your subject knowledge along with some interesting experiments which will further develop your interest.
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Good luck.
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