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Calculus Based Physics I(Green Edition)

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Jeffrey W. Schnick, Textbookequity.com

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ISBN: 149376800X, 978-1493768004

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Book Summary: This book is a physics book, not a mathematics book. One of your goals in taking a physics course is to become more proficient at solving physics problems, both conceptual problems involving little to no math, and problems involving some mathematics. In a typical physics problem you are given a description about something that is taking place in the universe and you are supposed to figure out and write something very specific about what happens as a result of what is taking place. More importantly, you are supposed to communicate clearly, completely, and effectively, how, based on the description and basic principles of physics, you arrived at your conclusion. Reviewer's Comments This is a basic text covering the essential topics in a coversational, engaging style. I would recommend this book to be used for the first semester of a first-year physics course. While this is best suited for students who are taking calculus concurrently, basic ideas in calculus are also covered for the students who have less mathematical background. Dr. Mei-Ling Shek, Adjunct Faculty, Santa Clara University http://collegeopentextbooks.org/opentextbookcontent/thereviews/science