What Are the Best Physics with Calculus Study Books?

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For someone returning to school and needing to refresh their knowledge in physics with calculus, "University Physics" by Young and Freedman is highly recommended as a standard introductory textbook. It is comprehensive but quite extensive, so be prepared for a heavy read. Additionally, utilizing Walter Lewis' instructional videos can complement the textbook learning. Online resources are also available, but many participants emphasize the value of traditional study methods, such as using physical books in a library setting.
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I'm heading back to school and I never finished the second semester of physics w/ calculus, which was a few years ago. Let's just say I'm taking a lighter course load to make sure I have time to study. Any suggested books with possible sample problems anyone can recommend? I've seen a lot of online resources on this forum which I will be looking at as well, but sometimes nothing beats sitting in a library with a couple of books. Thanks.
 
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There's a intro physics book by Young and Freedman that tends to be the standard for intro University physics. It's just called 'University Physics', that should be enough. It's a massive 'tome' though so I hope you don't mind heavy books.
 
Whatever book you choose, you can use it with Walter Lewis' videos.

http://academicearth.org/universities/mit/subject:25
 
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thanks!
 
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