1. Mar 19, 2014 #1

   0kelvin

   

   What's the difference between "Principles of physics" and "Physics for scientists and engineers" ? Both have the same authors and same publisher.
   
   Is it akin to Halliday's "Fundamentals of physics" vs "Physics" ?

    

   0kelvin, Mar 19, 2014
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3. Mar 19, 2014 #2

   jtbell

   

   Staff: Mentor

   From the description for "Principles of Physics" on amazon.com:
   
   

   So it's basically intended for biology majors, pre-meds, etc. Examples and homework exercises are slanted towards applications that are of interest to that audience.

    

   jtbell, Mar 19, 2014

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