What is the different between Fundamentals of Physics Extended and non extended

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The discussion centers on the differences between the "Fundamentals of Physics (Non-Extended)" and the "Extended" version of the textbook. The key point is that while both versions contain the same core content, the Extended version includes additional chapters on topics such as Relativity, Quantum Physics, and Nuclear Physics. Therefore, the Extended version can be used in place of the Non-Extended version for the class, as it retains all the necessary information from the required text. The conversation also touches on concerns regarding the professor's understanding of the textbook requirements.
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well, i know there must be a different between them with the word "EXTENDED"
here is my problem,
my class required Fundamentals of Physics(NON EXTENDED) and i bought a Extended instead...so can i still use Fundamentals of Physics Extended instead of the non extended?? does Extended version has all information that non-extended had?
i tried to read the description from amazon.com.. but they both telling me the same things =[
thank you for all your advices :D
 
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The extended version has extra chapters at the end of the book on Relativity, Quantum Physics, and Nuclear Physics. The rest of the content is exactly the same. =]
 
thanks for your help =]
professor just being not knowledgeable ~
 

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