Preparing for a Career in Electrical Work: Sample Physics 11 Questions

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Becoming an electrician requires a solid understanding of Physics 11, which refers to Grade 11 Physics. Participants emphasize the importance of taking math courses, particularly trigonometry, as it is beneficial in the field. While calculus is not essential, a strong grasp of algebra is crucial for success. Some users share regional insights, noting that the curriculum may vary, especially in places like Australia. Overall, a background in physics and math is recommended for aspiring electricians.
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Hey guys, I was thinking about becoming an Electrician. I need to take Physics 11 and was just wondering if you guys can give me some example questions so I can see how hard physics 11 is.
 
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What does "Physics 11" mean? It has got to be a regional expression.
 
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I mean to say "Grade 11 Physics"
 
JasonH said:
I mean to say "Grade 11 Physics"
Easy stuff. Definitely take it, and take all the math you can. Even as an electrician, it will be helpful for you to be comfortable with trig. You probably don't need to take calculus if you don't want to though.
 
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if u're in Australia like me... The preliminary coarse is like all equations if i remember it rite. If u're good at maths(good memory/solving algebraic) I am sure u will have no problems at all.
 
Forget it I am going to be a Carpenter.
 
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