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Alan Giambattista: University Physics

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It explains the principles of physics in a new way, so that they can be applied in real life and interested in physics. It's not complicated equations and numbers, but intuitive examples of concepts that first introduce them, and then explain the content in formal definitions and terms to motivate learning. And it's also given examples of various fields, such as biology, medicine, archaeology, astronomy, sports, environmental science and geoscience, to show that the concept of physics is closely related to real life. When you think about the nature of physics as a tool for understanding natural phenomena, you can learn from this book about basic physics and you can develop the ability to solve the many problems that come up in everyday life. and explain the physics theory in basic mathematics without calculus - and as a variety of specific examples, introduce the main concepts of physics - the steps that we need to solve problems [strategy-pooling] for improving problems - the process of processing and practicing concepts for the reader's learning.

Korean title: 대학물리학

Korean author: Alan Giambattista

Korean publisher: 한빛아카데미

ISBN-13: 9791156645207

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GO******
March 30, 2024

Otas are abundant, paper is reflected and it's a snowbrush. And with this as a professor, who chose to be a teacher. And the emotional tag is chosen as forced selection, not really focused. As I said, it's a snowbrush, but good to see you don't tear your book.

SS***
November 25, 2022

The first admiration comes from the technical comments. Second admiration for the comment as "colour.". The best textbook for self-replicating in the course of the university physics.

Alan Giambattista: 대학물리학
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