Looking for a Physics II study guide with detailed problems and solutions?

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In summary, for someone looking for a book recommendation on Physics II, a good option would be a Schaum's Outline such as "3,000 Solved Problems in Physics." This book is filled with detailed explanations, numerous problems and solutions, and even includes step-by-step guides for solving problems. It would be especially useful as a supplement to a textbook that may not have answers for all problems.
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need book recommandations!

I need one that has lots of problems and solutions and explains the concepts in detail. (Physics II covers electricity, circuts, light, magneticism, photons, ampere's faraday,s and gauss,s law)Thanks! ( i really need a book that is full of problems and answers on the back, the book we are using in school doesn't have answers for many problems!, a step by step guide for the problem is a plus!)
 
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Sounds like you could use a Schaum's Outline. They are full of problems and solutions--very helpful to practice with. There's one called "3,000 Solved Problems in Physics" that might be just what you need.
 

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