Fundamentals of physics book solutions

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The discussion revolves around the search for solutions to problems in "The Fundamentals of Physics" textbook. The original poster expresses a need for assistance in locating these solutions, indicating a self-study approach to physics.

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  • Exploratory, Assumption checking

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  • Participants discuss the possibility of finding an online solutions manual versus working through problems collaboratively in the forum. There is also a question about the comparative value of different physics textbooks.

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The discussion is ongoing, with participants exploring the availability of solutions and sharing personal experiences with different physics textbooks. No consensus has been reached regarding the availability of a solutions manual.

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The original poster mentions facing challenging problems and expresses frustration over the lack of available solutions, indicating a desire for external resources to aid in their studies.

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Hi
Well, I am doing all the study of physics here by myself. I have The fundamentals of physics book, but all I need is the solutions to its problems. I have tried to search for such solutions but I could not find any, do you think you can help me in finding some of the solutions?

hhegab
 
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Do you mean an online solutions manual, or working the solutions out in this forum? I don't think there is an online manual. I do have solutions manuals for Halliday, Resnick and Walker from when I taught Physics I/II/III, but I have only hardcopies.
 
Well, as I said I have the book and I do study it all by myself. But sometmes I face challenging problems (who doesn't) and I was told that I can find a solution manual on the web, html or pdf. that is what I am asking for. SO can anyone help?

hhegab
 
Unfortunately, NO :(
I am to google agian for these solutions. Thank you.

hhegab
 
Well, I have this question now in my mind, which is better in your opinion:
Fundamentals of Physics, by Halliday and Resnick, or
Physics for Scientists and Engineers, by Raymond Serway?

hhegab
 

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