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Fundamentals of Physics
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Rating: 4/5 from 4 reviews Excellent Book for first sem in collegeExcellent book for the first year in college although it doesn't have a hell lot of information on quantum physics and practically none on general relativity. plus the solutions to half the problems are available only to instructors. A very interested bookI have strongly recomended this book especially the sixth edition. The book contains many chapters which collect and deal with roughly all directions of the nature (life) and illustrate each subject and element with very good sequencely steps and support it with sample problems arranged from lower to a higher level. There are many and many problems at the end of each chapter. The book is so great and the authers are cleavers. I hope the next edition be more funtastic and having a lot of extended materials. Good Luck Worst introductory physics book ever writtenI have been teaching introductory physics at a university for 10 years and this is the worst book I have ever used. It is full of misconceptions, terrible and incomplete explanations, and the worst writing style I have ever read. All my students intensely dislike this book. We used the textbook by Serway previously, which in my opinion is an infinitely better book. I have no idea why we changed to Halliday but I am trying to get our department to change back to Serway. | ||||||||||||||||||
