Physics, Volume 2

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Wiley, 1995 - Science - 1136 pages
Presenting the concepts of physics in a clear and motivational manner, this edition of an introductory non-calculus text includes both new material and enhanced examples as well as a commonsense approach to understanding physical concepts. New topics discussed include Gauss's Law, Ampere's Law, work done by a variable force, imaging techniques (MRI, CAT and PET) and expanded reasoning steps. The book communicates technical applications and offers balanced end-of-chapter problem sets.

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INTRODUCTION AND MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS
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Summary
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KINEMATICS IN ONE DIMENSION
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