Mathematics, physics and mathematics in senior high school are more difficult to learn, which is more important for liberal arts students and science students, because it is one of the three main courses and accounts for a large score. Poor mathematics may affect the study of physical chemistry, because those subjects need to be calculated, but these calculations are also in mathematics.
Personally, I think physics is more difficult. Mathematics is the foundation of science and engineering. Without mathematics as the foundation, physics is difficult to learn well. Many problems in the room need mathematical formulas to solve, so physics with good mathematics is not necessarily good, and mathematics with good physics is generally not too bad. In short, the two complement each other and are inseparable. Generally, the IQ of physics and mathematics is relatively high.
User comments User 1: A model achievement ... Math 147 (full score 150 ~ the last big question, the last small question, typo) Physics 23 (full score 100 ~ basically depends on guessing and marking papers).
Netizen 2: People who have been engaged in physics competitions for two years in high school say that the penultimate problem of science mathematics is conic curve, and the last two problems are never right! The last question in the last big question series will never come! In physics, I basically don't remember the formula. I am familiar with the model and will extract it from the problem, so it is easy ... Of course, I can't learn math well, because I am lazy ... I never brush the questions ... The homework assigned by the teacher is almost not finished ... I think physics can be done without brushing the questions, but mathematics can't.
Netizen 3: Physics is more difficult. As for why ... physics is so extensive, my thinking has nothing to do with it. Mathematical formulas are just a few changes … I can always get points.