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That is what i also tried to point out implicitly, math as a tool is great, math as a major is not so practical, like, it gets abstract once you complete linear algebra, so to get best of both worlds, physics a a major course and math as a minor go hand in hand, the math will more or less make a better physicist whether or not is is abstract, also, there are handful of physics courses that benefit from an abstract math knowledge.