Head First Physics - view book via Safari trial or Google

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"Head First Physics" is an algebra-based introduction to mechanics and experimental topics relevant to AP Physics B and A Level Physics courses, recently released by O'Reilly Books. The book employs problem-based learning, catering to both struggling students and those seeking to deepen their understanding of physics. Users can access the book through the Safari online service, with options for a free trial to view the entire content. Links to browse the book are available on the O'Reilly site and Google Books.

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"Head First Physics" - view book via Safari trial or Google

O'Reilly Books have recently released Head First Physics, which is an algebra-based introduction to the mechanics and experimental topics in the AP Physics B and A Level Physics courses.

The book works from the ground up, using problem-based learning, and is suitable both for students who are struggling and students who want to increase their understanding of physics.

http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596102371/You can view the entire book using the Safari online service. Without registering, you can browse the top of every page.

http://my.safaribooksonline.com/9780596102371

If you click on the 'try safari now' link on the site and register for a free trial, you'll be able to see the whole book (but remember to cancel the trial once you're done, or a subscription starts!).PS. I should probably say up front that I'm the author. I hope I haven't done anything wrong by providing a link to these resources.
 

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Thanks, it's nice to hear that it was vaguely on the radar. There's now some more information about the book here:

http://www.headfirstlabs.com/hfnewsletter/langinterviewOct08.php
 
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