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I am wondering if there are some nice Physics textbooks with complete worked out solutions in them. I don't mean those books with just questions and answers.
If there isn't a book available like that, then a Physics textbook with plenty of examples in them would also be awesome.
A physics textbook with both plenty of examples and worked out answers, would be awesome.
I know that you get a lot of Physics textbooks that focus on one area in particular, like Optics by Hecht (which does include complete solutions to some extend). But I am looking for one of those general cover-all areas Physics textbooks, like Physics for Scientists and Engineers by Stewart, however one with more examples and complete answers.
Also the problems must be mostly calculus based. Since a lot of these questions and answers books, contain a lot of non-calculus based problems and only a few that need calculus.
Thanks
If there isn't a book available like that, then a Physics textbook with plenty of examples in them would also be awesome.
A physics textbook with both plenty of examples and worked out answers, would be awesome.
I know that you get a lot of Physics textbooks that focus on one area in particular, like Optics by Hecht (which does include complete solutions to some extend). But I am looking for one of those general cover-all areas Physics textbooks, like Physics for Scientists and Engineers by Stewart, however one with more examples and complete answers.
Also the problems must be mostly calculus based. Since a lot of these questions and answers books, contain a lot of non-calculus based problems and only a few that need calculus.
Thanks