Help with College Physics 5th Ed. for High School AP Physics Class

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Assistance is sought for a high school AP Physics class using the College Physics Fifth Edition textbook. A recommended resource is Hyperphysics, which provides valuable information and explanations. Emphasis is placed on the importance of dedicating time to thoroughly understand problems and concepts, as this approach leads to better grades and a deeper comprehension of the material.
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Hi, i need help with my high school ap physics class. I'm using the college physics fifth edition book. Also are there any guides that can help me with the class with that book as the guideline. thanks
 
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A website called Hyperphysics is excellent:
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/hframe.html

Also, the more time you spend thinking about the problems and concepts the better grade you will get, and the better you will be able to understand and used what you learned.
 

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