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| Practicing Physics for Conceptual Physics
Paperback
Edition: 10
Author: Paul G. Hewitt
Publisher: Addison Wesley
Release Date: 2005-07-24
Reading Level: Young Adult
ISBN-10: 0805391983
ISBN-13: 9780805391985
List Price: $35.40
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This workbook features a user-friendly tone that makes wide use of analogous and intriguing situations. It can be used in class to develop concepts, or as an out-of-class tutorial. The printed workbook is provided with every new copy of the text.
school text
| Customer Rating: | I ordered this text book late and the book arrived fast in time for class.
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Great Visual Tool!
| Customer Rating: | This book is a great visual tool to help with the concepts. I used it and found it very helpful for remembering the concepts easier. It is a great book!!
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Not a college level supplement - maybe Jr High?
| Customer Rating: | | This "practice" (workbook) paperback accompanies the Hewitt text, 'Conceptual Physics' and is not worth the additional expense. It's hokey illustrations and approach are left-overs from the '90's "simplified approach" to teaching college level "conceptual physics." I keep a copy of this "workbook" on my shelves to remind me never to use it, or any of the similarly illustrated "laboratory manuals," that accompany the Hewitt texts for "college level" physics and physical science courses. |
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