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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DC is in 8th taking Algebra 1. Enrolled for summer geometry. I have been hearing many bad reviews about summer geometry. DC Is very much into STEM and wants to take AP physics. What will be DC’s math track if DC withdraws from summer geometry? This is my knowledge about high school math track- 9- geometry/Algebra 2 10-algebra 2/ pre calculus 11 - pre calculus/ap calculus and AP physics 12- AP calculus/ AP stats Can DC still get GPA beyond 4 if DC skips geometry in 9th grade. [/quote] Can you tell us which highschool he'll be going to? Also, you should specify that he's looking to take AP Physics C: mechanics and Physics C: E&M (which transfers for college credit) so that no one is confused and thinks you're talking about AP Physics 1 or 2 (which only requires algebra 1 and doesn't usually transfer). At some schools, AP Physics C: mechanics can only be taken the year after calculus, in which case he would need to accelerate whereas at others it can be taken alongside calculus, in which case geometry in 9th puts him on track to take calculus and AP Physics C: mechanics in 12th. AP Physics C: E&M is taken after mechanics so if he wants to take that, then unless the school does both mechanics and EM in the same year (unlikely) he would need to accelerate. IMO, geometry is the best math subject to take over the summer if you had to take one. The only thing you need from it for physics is a good understanding of right angle trigonometry (sohcahtoa). Lastly, if he's really into physics to the point where he wants to work on it on his own (and it's fine if he isn't), read this: https://knzhou.github.io/writing/Advice.pdf[/quote]
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