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im in 9th grade going into tenth and i have read very briefly of some physics and have found it to be very interesting. i want to find an easy to comprehend physics book that in not going to break the bank.
There are several great options for beginners when it comes to learning physics. Some popular choices include "Conceptual Physics" by Paul G. Hewitt, "Physics for Scientists and Engineers" by Douglas C. Giancoli, and "Fundamentals of Physics" by David Halliday and Robert Resnick. It ultimately depends on your personal learning style and which book resonates with you the most.
Yes, there are many physics books geared towards non-science majors that provide a basic understanding of key concepts and principles. Some examples include "Physics for Future Presidents" by Richard A. Muller and "The Physics of Everyday Phenomena" by W. Thomas Griffith and Juliet Brosing.
Yes, there are plenty of online resources for learning physics, including websites, videos, and interactive simulations. Some popular options include Khan Academy, Physics Classroom, and PhET Interactive Simulations.
If you are looking for a physics book that is less technical and more conceptual, "Six Easy Pieces" by Richard Feynman and "A Brief History of Time" by Stephen Hawking are excellent choices. These books use everyday language and real-life examples to explain complex physics concepts.
Yes, there are many physics books designed specifically for children, which use simple language and engaging illustrations to introduce basic concepts. Some popular titles include "The Magic School Bus: Lost in the Solar System" by Joanna Cole and "Newton and Me" by Lynne Mayer.