Selected Product: no picture available | Problem-Solving Exercises in Physics (Conceptual Physics WORKBOOK) Paperback Edition: Workbook Author: Jennifer Bond Hickman Publisher: Pearson Prentice Hall Release Date: 2002-01 Reading Level: Young Adult ISBN-10: 013054275X ISBN-13: 9780130542755 List Price: $16.30 Average Customer Rating: | | The Catcher in the Rye ISBN-10: 0316769177 ISBN-13: 9780316769174 List Price:$13.99 Hamlet (The New Folger Library Shakespeare) ISBN-10: 074347712X ISBN-13: 9780743477123 List Price:$5.99 Conceptual Physics ISBN-10: 0805393757 ISBN-13: 9780805393750 List Price:$132.00 Practicing Physics: Worksheets to accompany Conceptual Physics, 9th edition ISBN-10: 032105153X ISBN-13: 9780321051530 List Price:$32.20 Conceptual Physics: Concept-Development Practice Book ISBN-10: 0201468042 ISBN-13: 9780201468045 List Price:$16.30 |
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