how is biology related to phsics

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isaiah.feynman · Answer

So deep, many can not see it.

fantalux · Answer

The three subjects are interrelated actually. Each performs a specific role to each other. In this case, physics is related to biology, in a way that the former have a hand in determining the external movement patterns of life forms, their speed, agility, muscular endurance, power, and coordination of organisms and even its physiological aspects, to the tiniest of cells and protozoa. Everything that moves, physics is concerned about, and biology is no exception. Physics is related to chemistry, in a way that physics is also concerned about how atoms and molecules react, or in other words, move, when subjected to pressure and another chemical. The fizzing, bubbling, and smoking of substances, we can apply the laws of physics to these. Physics can be associated practically with everything.