Physics, asked by suzisujay1743, 1 year ago

Which are the fundamental laws in physics?

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Answered by himanshu610

The basics laws of physics fall into two categories : classical physics that deals with the observable world and atomic physics that deals with the iteractions between elementary and sub atomic particles. The basics laws of both are listed here in alphabetical order.

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