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	Physics Class Ix-X - (Clpe) by Gilbert Rowell & Sydney Herbert
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Physics is a comprehensive text covering all the essential physics needed by students following an introductory course in the subject. The text is illustrated by nearly 1000 line drawings and photographs. The importance of the applications of physics to everyday life and the way the subject inter-relates to other science disciplines is stressed throughout. The mathematics essential for the study of physics at this level is carefully introduced throughout the text in order to ensure a sound understanding of the procedures and principles involved. In addition, plenty of worked examples are provided at relevant points which provide practice in dealing with the variety of common mathematical problems students are likely to experience at this level. All relevant practical investigations are included at appropriate parts of the text. Questions are also included at the end of each chapter and answers to the multiple-choice items and numerical questions are provided in a section at the back of the book. These questions can be used for assessment, revision and homework.ISBN-- 9780521688871

Pages : 480

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Physics Class Ix-X - (Clpe)

by Gilbert Rowell & Sydney Herbert