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Hello, what level of math should I have before learning this book?
Buffu said:Basic algebra and little bit of calculus. It won't harm much if you don't know integration, just know differentiation.
DistortedWorld00 said:Hello, sir. Is the Calculus made easy by Thompson, a good calculus book for beginners like me?
Yes. It is a very good book. For your purpose, however, this may be a better book.DistortedWorld00 said:Hello, sir. Is the Calculus made easy by Thompson, a good calculus book for beginners like me?
Yup. Basically whatever is in this bookjtbell said:You should also know basic trigonometry. At least, you should be comfortable with the definitions of sine, cosine and tangent in terms of a right triangle.
The textbook covers a wide range of topics including mechanics, waves and optics, thermodynamics, electricity and magnetism, and modern physics.
This textbook is suitable for both high school and college level physics courses. It provides a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of physics, making it a valuable resource for students at both levels.
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The 10th edition features updated content, new examples, and improved explanations to better engage students and help them grasp key concepts. However, the overall structure and organization of the textbook remains similar to previous editions.
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