Will it look fishy if I take physics 1 with calculus and physics 2 without?

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My school offers Physics 1 and 2 both with and without calculus. The general consensus here is that Physics 1 is easier with calculus but physics 2 is easier without at my school specifically. Will it look bad if I take Physics 1 with calc and physics 2 without? I'm worried it will look like I took Physics 2 without because I couldn't handle Physics 1 with it.
 
My school offers Physics 1 and 2 both with and without calculus. The general consensus here is that Physics 1 is easier with calculus but physics 2 is easier without at my school specifically. Will it look bad if I take Physics 1 with calc and physics 2 without? I'm worried it will look like I took Physics 2 without because I couldn't handle Physics 1 with it.
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My school offers Physics 1 and 2 both with and without calculus. The general consensus here is that Physics 1 is easier with calculus but physics 2 is easier without at my school specifically. Will it look bad if I take Physics 1 with calc and physics 2 without? I'm worried it will look like I took Physics 2 without because I couldn't handle Physics 1 with it.

If you get an A in physics 1 with calc, no one will think you couldn't handle it.
 
It won't matter. It could look like a scheduling issue.
 
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