How much is passing physics class worth to getting your degree? Suppose you could spend one night reading and afterward be able to solve any textbook physics problem. Imagine ... spend LESS time studying yet receive BETTER grades on your homework and exams.

Sounds too good to be true?

Well, it isn't if you have the right teaching method.

Think about it. Solving textbook problems is the most important skill you need to get through class. Everything in class centers on this. You can waste a LOT of time memorizing formulas and various problem solving "methods" without ever getting to that "Aha " moment. Truthfully, solving textbook problems is the FIRST step in understanding physics, but most professors can't even teach that after a whole year

Simply put, learning to solve these homework problems is the key to getting an A in class.

At last The RIGHT way to learn physics is here.

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... plus lots more

Included are 120 typical homework problems solved STEP-BY-STEP. There are no "details left to the reader" here. Each problem begins with an explanation of how and why a particular approach or equation is used, then each step is explained from beginning to end.

I love this subject. It's is my passion. And as with anything loved, I HATE to see or hear my subject butchered by the average high-school and college "systems." This subject ought to be FUN Unfortunately, you can't see than until you can SOLVE THE PROBLEMS.

Have you ever wondered why geniuses like Einstein or Feynman ENJOYED physics? I want to help you with the first step in understanding (problem solving), so you can get a glimmer of why. That's my primary motive.

But there is another. I don't want physics to get in your way. If you just want a way through the college "system," I think that's okay. Really. Not everyone needs to be a rocket scientist. In fact, that's kind of silly when you think about it. I just want to help.

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Get ready to enjoy more free time and still ACE that physics class