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AIDS TO
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UNIVERSITY
PHYSICS
The following ancillaries are available from the publisher
to augment the text material.
Student Study Guide
by T. William Houk, James E. Poth,
and John W. Snider, Miami University
The study guide provides students with additional drill
work and further review of important physics concepts. It
includes brief previews of each chapter, section summaries
highlighting key terms and definitions, detailed solutions
of example problems, and additional practice problems for
students to work.
Student Solutions Manual
This manual contains solutions or hints for over 450 of the
problems in University Physics. Solutions are given for prob-
lems that illustrate points not covered in text examples,
and problems that extend ideas developed in the text.
Hints are supplied for some of the more challenging prob-
lems and in instances where the hint can shorten the solu-
tion. Following selected solutions is a collection of com-
puter programs written in BASIC that allows students to
explore certain problems in greater depth. Listings are
given for Apple, IBM, and Radio Shack microcomputers.
Computer Software
An imaginative computer software package keyed spe-
cifically to sections in the text is available to students to
strengthen their understanding of physics concepts while
providing interest and motivation. Three computer disks,
with approximately 18 programs per disk, allow students
to plug in their own data and watch physics concepts in
action. Seeing physics in motion is an excellent way for
students to gain hands-on experience with relevant physics
problems.
Instructor's Answer Book
Answers are provided to instructors for all the problems in
the text.
Overhead Transparencies
Acetate transparencies of important text illustrations are
available to adopters as a support to text discussions. In-
structors can point out the pertinent features of text illus-
trations and discuss these concepts in the classroom.