Looking for a Physics Workbook with Calculus-Based Problems and Solutions?

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A request for a physics workbook focused on calculus-based problems and solutions highlights the need for diverse practice material beyond standard textbook exercises. The individual seeks unique problems to enhance their understanding and enjoyment of physics. Suggestions include exploring SAT or GRE test prep books, which may offer varied problem sets. Additionally, the Schaum's outline series is recommended for its collection of physics workbooks. These resources aim to provide the desired challenge and practice for calculus-based physics.
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I was wondering if any of you guys know of any book that is purely physics problems and solutions. Even better if the problems are calculus based.

why do I want that do you ask? well I need practice and I enjoy doing physics problems. Especially the ones with calculus. I tried to just do the problems at the end of the chapter in every physics books that I could get my hands on but I've notice that many of this problems are very similar if not the same. so my hope is that a Physics work book would have different problems.

Thanks for you help in advance!
 
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Maybe you can try SAT or GRE test prep books.
 
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Schaum's outline series has several such books for physics and other topics.
 

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