As a physics student📚, not having basic knowledge of Further Mathematics is a serious disadvantage 

Let me show you why — with a simple real-life physics + calculus example 📚
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Question:
The velocity of a space shuttle is given by:
V(t) = 25 + 3t^2
Find the instantaneous acceleration at t = 9 s


SOLUTION
To solve this, you need to know that:

Instantaneous acceleration = derivative of velocity (dV/dt)

This is where differentiation — a key part of Further Math — comes in 🔁

LET’S DIFFERENTIATE:
V(t)= 25 + 3t^2  

dV/dt= 0 + 6t = 6t
dv/dt= 6t

Now substitute :
a=dv/dt=6t
a(9) = 6X9 = 54m/s^2


Don’t run from Further Math — master it.

REPLY👇👇👇
SCIENCE IS FUN

🧍🏾‍♂️ Real-life analogy?

It’s like:

You start jogging slowly…
Then your body says, “LET’S RUN LIKE THE POLICE ARE BEHIND US” 🚓💨
And instead of increasing pace steadily…
You go from jog → sprint → teleport 💥



That’s what 54 m/s² feels like — your back is kissing the seat and your ancestors are whispering, “Hold on tight!”

Science is Fun