Fundamentals of physics(resnick and halliday) numericals

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To improve problem-solving skills in physics, particularly with "Fundamentals of Physics" by Halliday and Resnick, it's recommended to read the textbook thoroughly and attempt to solve the problems after completing each chapter. While the book is comprehensive, some users find the problems challenging and may struggle with the approach. Seeking additional resources or textbooks that focus on problem-solving techniques in physics can be beneficial. Engaging with supplementary materials and practicing consistently is essential for developing a stronger grasp of the concepts and enhancing problem-solving abilities.
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can anyone help me with this one... i am not able to solve most of the problems in fop by resnick and halliday,can anyone mention which books should i refer so that i develop good problem solving skills and will be able to solve tough problems.. please guys suggest something! thanks in advance
 
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Have you tried reading "Fundamentals of Physics" by Halliday and Resnick. It's not the best book, but it does have everything you need to solve problems from "Fundamentals of Physics" by Halliday and Resnick. :wink:
 
I finish d chapter.. then try to solve the problems! but most of them are tough or i don't have any idea how to attack those kinda problems... help pleasez!
 

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