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My class wants the 8th edition. Is there much of a difference between the older/cheaper versions? I really don't want to spend a lot of $$ if I don't have to!
The main differences between the different editions of "Fundamentals of Physics - Halliday/Resnick" are usually updates to the content to reflect new advancements and discoveries in the field of physics. This may include new topics, revisions to existing topics, and updated problem sets.
Yes, the different editions of "Fundamentals of Physics - Halliday/Resnick" cover the same fundamental principles and concepts in physics. However, the order in which the topics are presented may vary and some editions may have additional or updated content.
The edition you should use for your studies will depend on your specific needs and preferences. If you are using the textbook for a class, it is best to use the edition recommended by your instructor. If you are studying independently, you may want to consider using the latest edition for the most up-to-date content.
While it is always recommended to use the most recent edition of a textbook, using an older edition of "Fundamentals of Physics - Halliday/Resnick" should not significantly impact your understanding of the fundamental concepts and principles. However, be aware that there may be some differences in content and problem sets between editions.
No, the problem sets in each edition of "Fundamentals of Physics - Halliday/Resnick" may vary. Some editions may have additional or updated problems, while others may have removed or revised problems. It is important to use the problem set assigned by your instructor or the edition that matches your specific course requirements.