AP Physics Books: Problem and Solution Recommendations

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A high school student studying AP Physics seeks recommendations for books that provide problems with detailed solutions. Suggestions include "Schaum's 3000 Solved Problems in Physics" and a book by Serway, noted for its quality problems, though the solution manual must be purchased separately. Another recommendation is Saraeva's "Selected Problems in Elementary Physics," which offers a wealth of problems with detailed solutions, although it is described as suitable for advanced learners. The discussion also includes requests for ISBNs and links to these recommended books.
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I'm currently a student in high school taking AP Physics and I'm interested in a book that would contain problems and detailed solutions to each problem. Please give me some recommendations to what book(s) I should look into.
 
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Schaum's 3000 Solved Problems in Physics
 
I remember using a book by Serway, it had nice problems. The solution manual is an extra book, so you'll have to buy it separately.
 
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thank you for the suggestion.. )
 
I have used Saraeva's "Selected Problems in Elementar Physics" in High School. It's an awesome book with lots of problems and all of them have a very detailed solution. It's Olympics level physics, though, but I do recommend if you want to spend a little more time thinking.
 
Can someone please give me the ISBN or a link for the Saraeva's "Selected Problems in Elementar Physics."
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Can you please give me the ISBN for the books you mentioned.
 

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