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12 years ago Edited: 12 years ago, Yousef
Hello everyone  Grinning Face

I'm a medical student, & i need to brush up my memory about some essential topics in physics, for example: electricity and magnetism, light and photons, energy, pressure and some pressure units (mmHg, cm H2O)

can any one recommend a good book in physics that gives good explanations in plain clear English?

Thanks in advance  Grinning Face
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12 years ago
I recommend Physics For Scientists And Engineers 6E... You want my notes?
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12 years ago Edited: 12 years ago, Yousef
if it's not trouble Slight Smile

i'll check out "Physics For Scientists And Engineers"
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12 years ago Edited: 12 years ago, duddy
Here you are man Slight Smile

The last file is the solutions manual for the book.
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12 years ago
Thank you sir! you've been a great help, i appreciate it Slight Smile
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12 years ago
Quote from: Yousef (12 years ago)
Thank you sir! you've been a great help, i appreciate it Slight Smile

You're welcome, please mark as solved.
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