Not really. I see what you're saying but no. Physics at a high level basically is maths. That's not the case for other sciences although maths is often involved.

E=mc² rules supreme. It's easily the most famous mathematical formula, physics or not.

YES...when you study Engineer you use it even in the last year of the career.

BTW, y(t) = Xo + Vot - a/2 * t^2 >>>>>>>>>>>>

I hate Math so much. I just do not have the type of mindset for it.

I use that in Physics to calculate speed and distance
Do you also apply it in Engineering?

1+1=3 is iconec

E=mc^2 is more iconic. Mariah agrees.

Yes, I'm studying Electric Civil Enginner and we use it a lot.

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YAAAASSS

Nope. She's neither remotely impactful or iconic.