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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Physics is a freshman class at my Dc’s school[/quote] That’s not ideal. Preferable you need calculus as at least a co-rec. but you can’t do real physics without a strong algebra background. Our school requires A2 as a co-rec for honors, with a very strong preference for A2 as a pre-Rex. You aren’t getting much physics with 8th grade math. [/quote] This is at big 3 private in DC. It is very common for private schools do physics in 9th. It is called “conceptual physics” and only requires algebra 1. You can do higher level, math based physics (if you are interested) in 11th or 12th. [/quote] I strongly believe that physics in 9th grade is a bad idea. Not sure why schools do this. You really can’t do much physics. [/quote]
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