Classical What other books can supplement Serway's physics problems for undergrads?

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For undergraduate students seeking supplementary resources alongside Serway's physics textbook, several recommendations have emerged for problem-solving practice. Key suggestions include "Schaum's 3,000 Solved Problems in Physics," which offers a vast array of solved problems to enhance understanding, and "Schaum's Outline of Applied Physics," which provides a structured approach to applied physics concepts. Additionally, "Problems in General Physics" is highlighted as a valuable resource for tackling a variety of physics problems. These books are particularly beneficial for engineering students looking to deepen their grasp of fundamental physics topics such as Mechanics, Electricity & Magnetism, and Optics.
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(for undergrad) What is the best book that I can use with the book Serway?The problems in Serway are not enough for me
 
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you want a fundamental book like Serway, Halliday, or you want to read a specific book on Mechanics, Electricity&Magnetism, Optics,...?
 
Nguyen Son said:
you want a fundamental book like Serway, Halliday, or you want to read a specific book on Mechanics, Electricity&Magnetism, Optics,...?
I m engineering Student, I'm looking for a problem book for my first term physics lesson, we use serway as a textbook but The problems in Serway are not enough for me That's why I want a problem book
 

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