What are the Best Basic Physics Books for Understanding Formulas?

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The discussion centers around recommendations for basic physics books that explain formulas clearly. One participant highlights a specific book from Wiley as the best basic physics book, while another suggests the Alonso and Finn series as an alternative. There is a mention of the difficulty in finding these books in public libraries, with a recommendation to check university libraries instead, as they may have better selections, although borrowing may be restricted to students. The conversation emphasizes the importance of finding accessible resources for learning physics fundamentals.
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I was just wondering, can you name of the books, which they are kind of basic, and explains all the formula's. Just name the books that's all.
 
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marlon
 
can you answer my question?
 
you need to be more polite, man

here is the best basic physics book ever
http://jws-edcv.wiley.com/college/bcs/redesign/student/0,,_0471216437_BKS_2037____,00.html

i can also suggest the Alonso and Finn series but i prefer the above book

marlon
 
I searched this book in public library right now, and they didn't have it, do you suggest any other books.
 
Public libraries rarely have good physics sections. You're better off going to a university library. You can't borrow it from there if you aren't a uni student though.
 
I'm going to try to see if they have that book.
thanks guys.
 

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