Physics. Book 3: Principles and Problems

Author: Paul Zitzewitz (USA) and Zhong Xinyuan
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This book is the third volume of the U.S. high school textbook Physics: Principles and Problems. It covers chapters on electricity, circuits, magnetic fields, electromagnetic induction, quantum theory, atoms, solid-state electronics, nuclear physics, and applications of nuclear energy. Each chapter includes learning objectives, example problems, end-of-chapter exercises, and a physics laboratory. To expand students' knowledge and spark their interest in physics, the book also features additional sections such as "Pocket Labs," "Physics and Society," "Physics and Technology," "Quick Facts," "Problem-Solving Strategies," and "Connections," which can be selected for teacher-led instruction or student reading. These sections are rich in content, blending knowledge with fun, and are a key highlight of the book. It is suitable as a supplementary textbook for high school physics and serves as a reference for teachers in instruction or for students in self-study.