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Mechanics: Problems in Undergraduate Physics
Problems in Undergraduate Physics, Volume Mechanics focuses on solutions to problems in physics.The book first discusses the fundamental problems in physics. Topics include laws of conservation of momentum and energy; dynamics of a point particle in circular motion; dynamics of a rotating rigid body; hydrostatics and aerostatics; and acoustics.The text also offers information on solutions to problems in physics. Answers to problems in kinematics, statics, gravity, elastic deformations, vibrations, and hydrostatics and aerostatics are discussed. Solutions to problems related to the laws of conservation of momentum and energy; dynamics of point particle in circular motion; dynamics of a rotating rigid body; and hydrodynamics and aerodynamics are also described.The book is a vital source of information for readers and physicists wanting to find solutions to problems in physics.
198 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 1964
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