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300 Creative Physics Problems with Solutions

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About the Book: 300 Creative Physics Problems with Solutions Encourages a creative approach to classical physics topics like mechanics, thermodynamics, electrodynamics, magnetism and optics. Invaluable for teachers and learners alike, this book takes an imaginative approach to classical physics topics like mechanics, thermodynamics, electrodynamics, magnetism and optics. With this carefully-compiled collection of exercises, undergraduates and talented high-school students can gain a deeper comprehension of the ideas necessary to creatively apply the laws of physics. The book grew out of the idea that teaching should not aim for the merely routine, but should challenge pupils and stretch their abilities through thorough understanding. Accessible language, detailed solutions and fun, practical applications requiring only elementary calculus make these 300 problems a refreshing method of instruction. Contents Table of Contents How to Use This Book List of Physical Constants Problems 1-294 Solutions 1-294 About the Author: Laszlo Holics Laszlo Holics is a physicist and physics teacher, and has been teaching in the Apaczai Secondary School since 1959. He has worked for the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, and is now a popular teacher among his students and the winner of numerous awards, including the prestigious Laszlo Ratz Honorary Award for Teachers. He has written several renowned books on physics, is head of the Committee of the National Physics Competition for Secondary School Students, and is the Honorary President of Lorand Eotvos Physical Society's Education Committee.

532 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 1763

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