What are the Benefits of Studying Physics?

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In summary, studying physics offers numerous benefits, including developing problem-solving skills, improving critical thinking abilities, and gaining a deeper understanding of the natural world. It also opens up career opportunities in fields such as engineering, medicine, and research. Additionally, studying physics can lead to personal growth and a sense of wonder and awe at the complexities of the universe.
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Nnenna
I'm comfort just completed my secondary education.trying hard to love physics and believe this would help!
 
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