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2.0 out of 5 stars
think seriously before using this book,
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This review is from: Physics Volume 1 Fourth Edition Paper Version and Physics Volume 2 Fourth Edition Paper Version and Student Solutions Manual to Accompany Physics, Fourth Edition (Paperback)
"The most common liquid is water, which we use for generating hydroelectric power and white-water rafting." p308 Vol 1 Oh, is that all? If you are intent on learning physics, do not buy this book. The explanations leave much to be desired, the organization is poor and the problems at the end of the chapter seem to expect the reader to know more than the book cares to teach. If you have a committed teacher, this book can be wonderful, but otherwise, try something else.
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Physics Volume 1 Fourth Edition Paper Version and Physics Volume 2 Fourth Edition Paper Version and Student Solutions Manual to Accompany... by Kenneth W. Johnson (Paperback - Dec. 1997)
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