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A generous number of illustrations and photographs and technical applications are featured in this text suitable for a one or two-semester course in introductory physics, designed for use by technology or technically oriented students. The logical organization includes special feautres on selected topics and chapter supplements about technological items. The author emphasizes problem-solving as he presents the basics as well as many technical applications of physics. The new edition features a two-color format that enhances graphics and illustrations and includes intriguing information about current topics such as MagLev, the train of the future, and lasers in the supermarket.
This text investigates the fundamental principles of physics through the lens of practical, technical applications suitable for students in technology-oriented programs. Author Jerry D. Wilson utilizes his academic background to structure a curriculum that balances theoretical physics with real-world utility. By emphasizing systematic problem-solving, the text provides a framework for students to apply physical laws to modern technological systems and industrial scenarios.
What You Will Find
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Educators frequently utilize this text for its clear focus on applied physics rather than purely academic theory. Experts highlight the logical organization and the inclusion of technical case studies as effective tools for student engagement in vocational and technical college settings.
Page Count:
652
Publication Date:
1987-01-01
Publisher:
Saunders College Pub.
ISBN-10:
0030084946
ISBN-13:
9780030084942
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