The discussion revolves around the subject of Physics 11, specifically in the context of preparing for a career in electrical work. Participants are seeking example questions to gauge the difficulty level of the course.
The conversation is ongoing with various interpretations of the course content and its relevance. Some participants provide insights into the mathematical components of the course, while others question the necessity of calculus. There is no clear consensus on the difficulty level, and the discussion reflects a range of perspectives.
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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.JasonH said:I mean to say "Grade 11 Physics"