Electricity and Magnetism Workbook

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A user is seeking recommendations for a book filled with practice problems in Electricity and Magnetism, similar to a Chinese book their classmate uses, which contains pure questions and separate solutions. The user desires a resource that effectively tests concepts without the need for translation. Suggestions include "Problems in General Physics" by IE Irodov, noted for its challenging problems. The user expresses gratitude for the recommendation and shows interest in exploring it further.
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Hello everyone.
I am searching for a book full of practice problems in Electricity and Magnetism and was hoping someone could recommend some. I have been searching on my own, but could not find any. I have a classmate who has one from china, where it is pure questions relating to the subject and it comes with solutions on a separate book. These problems are very good, sometimes difficult, and are really good at testing concepts as well, however she always has to translate them, so I would really like something similar for myself. Thank you!
 
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If you want REALLY tough problems, go for "Problems in General Physics" by IE Irodov.
 
Rakshit Joshi said:
If you want REALLY tough problems, go for "Problems in General Physics" by IE Irodov.
thank you! I will look into it. I appreciate it.
 

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