Physics Principles and Application best book for high school

[ricky33]

The book Physics Principles and Application by Douglas C Giancoli can give me the full curriculum in physics from grade 9 to 12 ? Or I need another book to cover all physics learned in high school ? All equations laws ... ?

 

[micromass]

You asked this twice already. Why do you keep asking this.

 

[ricky33]

You asked this twice already. Why do you keep asking this.

I haven't found a good book no one helped me now I am asking about this book if he can cover all high school topics

 

[micromass]

I haven't found a good book no one helped me now I am asking about this book if he can cover all high school topics

No one helped you? We gave you a lot of books. I suggested Halliday and Resnick.

 

[ricky33]

No one helped you? We gave you a lot of books. I suggested Halliday and Resnick.

I have seen those books they're all for freshman and for the first year of undergrad not for grade 9-10-11 and 12

 

[micromass]

OK sure, if you want to learn from bad books just because they're for grades 9-12, then go ahead. Gioncoli should be what you're looking for then.

 

[gleem]

Are you familiar with OpenStax a Rice University sponsored educational website? They have produced two algebra based Physics texts and are about to release a Calculus base text. These texts are free to students.online.

 

[MidgetDwarf]

Do not waste your time with algebra based physics. It is sloppy and unrefined. The best way to learn physics is via the use of calculus. I would spend my time and energy learning calculus, then wasting time with an algebra based physics book.