Source for High School physics problems?

Werg22 · Mar 14, 2009

I'm going to be tutoring HS students (junior and senior) in physics soon enough. I need to have a good, comprehensive source of problems. Any suggestions?

cordyceps · Mar 14, 2009

Irodov's Problems in General Physics is excellent but pricey. With about 2000 problems, the book covers I: Mechanics, II: Thermodynamics and Molecular Physics, III: Electrodynamics, IV: Oscillations and Waves, V: Optics, and VI: Atomic and Nuclear Physics. Many of the problems are quite difficult, but there are some easy ones for each section too.

Werg22 · Mar 14, 2009

I own Irodov. Way too challenging. I'm talking about run of the mill textbook problems.

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