Is the 6th edition of Fundamentals of Physics suitable for a calculus-based introduction?

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It's been a while since someone last posted on this thread, and I haven't had much time to start learning, much to my dismay (due to family events and other things that kept me occupied). I have a very late edition of the Fundamentals of Physics (6th edition). Is this too watered down for a comprehensive, calculus based introduction or is it good enough to serve as a stepping stone to more advanced texts?
 
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Vardaan Bhat said:
It's been a while since someone last posted on this thread, and I haven't had much time to start learning, much to my dismay (due to family events and other things that kept me occupied). I have a very late edition of the Fundamentals of Physics (6th edition). Is this too watered down for a comprehensive, calculus based introduction or is it good enough to serve as a stepping stone to more advanced texts?

It's fine.