Is it a Mathematics book or a Physics book? Neither one nor the other. The book Mathematics in General Physics is an attempt to present the relationship between the two sciences, a relationship of interdependence and mutual reinforcement.

If we have to answer the question of what Mathematics is for Physics, we would say that it is an indispensable tool, a concise and coherent language that helps in the understanding of laws and phenomena and in the interpretation and prediction of others.

An effort is made to highlight the necessity and inevitability of using Mathematics in Physics, particularly in General Physics, which is the first step for the future scientist to become familiar with his field, as well as with the natural sciences in general.

This relationship of mutual dependence is thus attempted to be presented in this book, addressing Mathematics from the perspective of the Physicist. The book is a useful tool for students in the final years of high school and first-year students of natural science departments, as well as for teachers.