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Physics for students of science and engineering
Cover image; Title page; Table of Contents; Copyright; Preface; Chapter 1: Introduction; Publisher Summary; 1.1 Physics and the Scientific Method; 1.2 Units; 1.3 Vectors; 1.4 Problem-Solving: A Strategy; Problems; Chapter 2: Particle Kinematics; Publisher Summary; 2.1 Motion Along a Straight Line (Rectilinear Motion); 2.2 Motion in a Plane; 2.3 Relative Motion; 2.4 Problem-Solving Summary; Problems; Chapter 3: Force and Motion: Particle Dynamics; Publisher Summary; 3.1 Newton's First Law; 3.2 Newton's Second Law; 3.3 Newton's Third Law; 3.4 Weight and Mass; 3.5 Applications of Newton's Laws.
10.1 Thermal Equilibrium and Temperature10.2 Heat and Calorimetry; 10.3 Thermodynamics; 10.4 Problem-Solving Summary; Problems; Chapter 11: Electric Charge and Electric Fields; Publisher Summary; 11.1 Electric Charge and Coulomb's Law; 11.2 Electric Field; 11.3 Motion of a Charged Particle in an Electric Field; 11.4 Problem-Solving Summary; Problems; Chapter 12: Calculation of Electric Fields; Publisher Summary; 12.1 Electric Fields of Point Charges; 12.2 Electric Fields of Continuous Charge Distributions; 12.3 Electric Flux and Gauss's Law; 12.4 Electrostatic Properties of Conductors.
12.5 Problem-Solving SummaryProblems; Chapter 13: Electric Potential; Publisher Summary; 13.1 Electric Potential and Electric Fields; 13.2 Electric Potential of Point Charges; 13.3 Electric Potential of Continuous Charge Distributions; 13.4 Equipotential Surfaces and Charged Conductors; 13.5 Electrostatic Potential Energy of Charge Collections; 13.6 Problem-Solving Summary; Problems; Chapter 14: Capacitance, Current, and Resistance; Publisher Summary; 14.1 Capacitance; 14.2 Current and Resistance; 14.3 Energetics of Resistors and Capacitors; 14.4 Problem-Solving Summary; Problems.
3.6 Problem-Solving SummaryProblems; Chapter 4: Further Application of Newton's Laws; Publisher Summary; 4.1 Friction; 4.2 Dynamics of Circular Motion; 4.3 Law of Universal Gravitation; 4.4 Static Equilibrium; 4.5 Problem-Solving Summary; Problems; Chapter 5: Work, Power, and Energy; Publisher Summary; 5.1 Work; 5.2 Power; 5.3 Energy; 5.4 Conservation of Energy; 5.5 Conservative and Nonconservative Forces; 5.6 Problem-Solving Summary; Problems; Chapter 6: Momentum and Collisions; Publisher Summary; 6.1 Center of Mass; 6.2 Conservation of Linear Momentum; 6.3 Collisions.
6.4 Problem-Solving SummaryProblems; Chapter 7: Rotational Motion; Publisher Summary; 7.1 Rotation About a Fixed Axis; 7.2 Simultaneous Translation and Rotation; 7.3 Conservation of Angular Momentum; 7.4 Problem-Solving Summary; Problems; Chapter 8: Oscillations; Publisher Summary; 8.1 Simple Harmonic Motion; 8.2 Damped and Forced Oscillations; 8.3 Problem-Solving Summary; Problems; Chapter 9: Mechanics of Fluids; Publisher Summary; 9.1 The Fluid State; 9.2 Fluid Statics; 9.3 Fluid Dynamics; 9.4 Problem-Solving Summary; Problems; Chapter 10: Heat and Thermodynamics; Publisher Summary.