The way in which science is studied has changed significantly over the years; there is more contemporary emphasis on establishing understanding that can be applied even to problems that may have never risen before. In this book, we present the ideas of vectors and scalars in very fascinating style that will make readers grab core concepts on the topic without the usual boredom associated with scientific literature. Students will have finished reading through the book before realizing they just did, so get reading and enjoy

Newton's laws of motion are fundamental to understanding how the forces that act on objects compel them to move. While the laws appear simple and obvious, they present very elegant description on the interaction between force and matter. The laws have witnessed ground-breaking applications in the dynamics of objects like Earth satellites and planets. Our thinking is that it is very important for science students to understand fundamental truths about these laws, and so we have developed this book with this in mind. The book presents very clear explanations of things we think students ought to know about the Newton laws. There are also numerical examples to guide the students' understanding quantitatively, and exercises to test their understanding of the topic.

Motion is a core aspect of Physics; ideas from it are used in almost all other aspects of Physics. In this book, we present the subject in very clear and fascinating manner. Our aim is to make students and readers grasp the core concepts without the usual boredom associated with most scientific textbooks. Motion parameters like distance/displaement, speed/velocity, and acceleration were nicely explained. The book contains an excellent treatment of displacement-time and velocity-time graphs. Equations of motion were extensively presented and wrapped-up with motions under gravity. You will want to see other subjects in sciences treated this way when you finish reading it.

Life has been made beautiful and elegant through waves; TV and Satellite Communications are no longer thought to be awesome technologies, the internet is fast over-taking almost every aspect of human activity from trade & commerce to social networkings and even religious meetings. Astronomers can say how far away the stars are, and even if we may never get near them in the whole of human existence, waves have made this possible. This book introduces the concept of waves in an overtly simplified manner, it is intended for young students who are preparing to take up scientific courses in higher institutions. Most importantly, the book has been written in a teach-yourself-manner, and students should feel free to explore it on their own. Enjoy it while it's here