Mechanics Problems Book - Intermediate Level

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Recommendations for mechanics problem books are sought, specifically those that bridge the gap between Irodov's challenging problems and standard university physics texts. A favored resource mentioned is "Introduction to Classical Mechanics With Problems and Solutions" by David Morin, noted for its diverse problem difficulty. The book includes both introductory-level problems typical of university courses and more advanced, complex challenges, with problems categorized by difficulty. This variety makes it suitable for those looking to enhance their problem-solving skills in mechanics.
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Hi all,

Can u guys please recommend me any problems book for mechanics. Level of problems should be between Irodov book and "normal university book(ex: university phyiscs)". I am looking for only problems not theory. Plz help.
 
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I really like Introduction to Classical Mechanics With Problems and Solutions by David Morin. It's great!
 
Thanks roeb :-)
 
BTW, can i know the level of difficulty of problems in the textbook you have mentioned??
 
It spans a fairly wide range. They have typical problems that you'd see in a intro university physics book and also some really hardcore stuff that blows your mind. He stars the problems in terms of difficulty.
 

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