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University Physics
Published in Paperback by Addison-Wesley Publishing (1998)
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Confusing - I don't like this book
Not Recommended
I bought this book because I thought is was "College Physics" by Sears. Well, it isn't. This looks, feels and reads like a high school textbook - if you're looking for a serious, academic-level introduction to physics, then don't buy this. Its full of pictures and "real life" examples that are intended to spare the student any effort and save him/her from abstract thought. Much is lost because of this, and we're left with a bunch of pictures and stories about the authors' flying hobby.
Don't buy this, please, I regret it everytime I see it sitting uselessly next to the open copy of the Sears book I loaned from the library.
Excellent Text
I used this text as an undergraduate, and had the good fortune to be taught by the author Hugh Young.
The material is well-written, encyclopedic, and well organized. The problem sets are thorough, challenging, and instructive.
This is THE physics book to buy if one is starting to study the field.
College Physics
Published in Hardcover by Addison Wesley Publishing Company (1980)
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Not too good
Found this book to be rather lacking in clear elucidation of fundamental physical topics, but the pictures were good
Great book for preparing for IIT JEE
I used this book to prepare for IIT-JEE in India. It is an excellent book! Two-enthusiastic thumbs up!
The Antietam and Fredericksburg (Campaigns of the Civil War.)
Published in Paperback by DaCapo Press (1996)
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Introduction to the Theory of Relativity
Published in Hardcover by Addison Wesley Publishing Company (1968)
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Principles of Physics v. II: Electricity and Magnetism
Published in Hardcover by Addison-Wesley Pub Co (1951)
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Sears College Physics
Published in Hardcover by Addison Wesley Publishing Company (1980)
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Student Solutions Manual College Physics
Published in Paperback by Addison Wesley Publishing Company (1998)
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Study Guide to Accompany University Physics
Published in Paperback by Addison-Wesley Publishing (1982)
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Thermodynamics: an Introductory Text for Engineering Students
Published in Textbook Binding by Addison-Wesley Pub Co (1963)
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University Physics
Published in Hardcover by Addison-Wesley Pub Co (1987)
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Also, the discussion questions at the end of each chapter are very nice, but the answers are not provided anywhere. So how are you supposed to know if you answered them correctly? And another thing I really hate about this book, it will say "and why do you think this happens?" and then not tell you why. About 90% of the time my answer is "I have no clue why that happened." :/ This book makes me hate physics.