No, you need math to do physics. Actually you need math for just about everything. ;)

I'm pretty sure physics is merely a derivation of higher level math, essentially applied calculus. And then you can continue from there: chemistry is applied physics, biology is applied chemistry, psychology is applied biology, etc.

The link below will explain. <3XKCD

Why do people pluralize math with an "s"? There's no "s". It's like fish or deer. There's only an "s" if its possessive.

e.g.

One math.

Much math.

All math.

Physics is math's bitch.

Physics has too much trig in it, and trig is just grown-up geometry which is just PRETENDING to be math.

(I am mostly kidding, I just never liked trig or geometry.)

Of course not, it's just plain obvious. Math comes into play in today's life way more than physics and plus physics is absolutely nothing without math!

physics is more interesting. After all, if physics was not there then it would be difficult to explain the natural phenomenon.

And to say, Physics is like an improved and advanced form of Maths.

This means that Physics is more interesting and convincing than maths in the type of explanations it provide for every natural phenomenon

From the point of purity of science, mathematics is rigorous and exact. Mathematical proof is total and most scientific in that it the truth that it explains can be arrived at by any one, anywhere and at any time. Physics uses a lot of mathematics and indeed the language of advanced physics is mathematics. However, in some cases, physics resorts to iteration and approximations to explain the observations, which therefore is considered as not as rigorous as mathematics. For example, in physics you derive the period of oscillation of a simple pendulum and you "assume that the string has no mass ". In maths you denote the ratio of circumference to diameter of a circle as pi and work with it, whereas you use the figure 3.143 in physics.

Mathematics, trains the mind to be more rigorous and uncompromising since it demands absolute accuracy

Many aspects of physics involve math. Not to mention that math has a wide range of smaller subjects while physics is a part of the subject of science.

Well I think that although Physics involves math, it is not math. Physics is the study of the physical environment, so, basically, how things work. Math, on its own, holds no value what-so-ever. Applied mathematics is the only useful form of mathematics. All other math sucks. Physics is just freaking awesome in its entirety; I mean, we did create Dr. Manhatten with physics. (;

You kind of get bored sitting down doing math. but if you do active thing you can't be stressed and you do not get bored

I don't know if it's better or not, but to me it's more interesting. It also gives more insight into the nature of the universe than math alone.

maths is the mother of physics.

then the credit goes to the mother for getting a child that entertains every one!