Should I Use Irodov and Resnick, Halliday, Walker for AP Physics C Self-Study?

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Solving problems from Irodov and Halliday, Resnick, and Walker is considered beneficial for mastering AP Physics C: Mechanics and Electricity & Magnetism. Self-studying students are encouraged to utilize resources like Schaum's General Physics or comprehensive problem-solving books for efficient learning. Recommendations include Barron's and Princeton Review for practice problems, with Barron's suggested for those with more time. Halliday, Resnick, and Krane's textbook is noted as a strong resource, with any edition deemed suitable for preparation. Additional websites for practice problems include simonster.com and hippocampus.org.
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Is it advisable to solve problems from Irodov and Resnick , Halliday , Walker for AP PHYSICS C :MECHANICS AND ELECTRICITY & MAGNETISM ?
I am self-studying, so any website links to practice problems(except Collegeboard) will be really helpful, please.

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If you want problems and solutions, then just get something like Schuam's General Physics or one of those 3000-problems-worked/solved-in-physics books. Those are probably the fastest way to learn the material.
 
I recommand Barron's and Princeton Review's. If you got the time, use barron's, otherwise use Princeton Review.
 
ive heard that halliday resnick krane is better than walker. I plan to buy it this summer to prepare myself for physics c. The book name is "physics." Any edition of it should be good.heres some websites:
http://simonster.com/mt/archives/000031.html
http://www.hippocampus.org/
 
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