Source for HARD Dynamics problems?

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The discussion revolves around finding resources for studying Dynamics, a branch of physics that deals with the study of motion, including kinematics and kinetics. Participants are seeking effective problem sources to prepare for an upcoming exam.

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  • Exploratory, Conceptual clarification

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  • Participants inquire about suitable online resources for Dynamics problems and clarify the subject matter of Dynamics itself. There are suggestions of specific textbooks that may be beneficial for study.

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Several participants have contributed by suggesting textbooks and questioning the nature of the course. While no consensus on a specific online resource has emerged, there are multiple recommendations for printed materials that may aid in study.

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Participants are navigating the challenge of preparing for an exam in Dynamics, with some expressing uncertainty about the adequacy of their current study methods. There is a mention of the difficulty level of the recommended books.

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This is more of a question for study purposes...I've been studying a little bit for my Dynamics exam, but I just don't feel like doing these problems is going to prepare me for the exam well. Does anyone know of a good online source for dynamics problems?
 
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What is dynamics? Is that something like classical mechanics?
 
Haha - sorry - it's the study of motion. So kinematics, kinetcs, Newton, etc
 
There is a good mechanics book by Landau that could probably check out from your university/college library.

Thornton and Marion have a pretty good basic book called "Classical Dynamics." I've looked at Poole and Goldstein's "Classical Mechanics," but only as a reference; still it seemed good.

I doubt you will find much of anything online.
 
Haha, those are tough books. Is this an engineering mechanics course?? If so, then i recommend Greenwood's Book Classical Dynamics.
 

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