Good Physics Book (alg/trig based)?

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KTS1193

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Aug 23, 2014

Hey guys so what is a good alg/trig physics based book?

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Aug 23, 2014

Welcome to PF;
The all time classic is Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica by Isaac Newton, available from Proj. Gutenberg ;)

What education level do you need the book at?
These days it would have to be pretty basic to avoid calculus.

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