Original post by nosetool
Physics: Principles with Applications by Giancoli
it looks pretty good but im not sure if it is suitable for a-level physics (i do aqa if that changes anything btw)
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it looks pretty good but im not sure if it is suitable for a-level physics (i do aqa if that changes anything btw)
ty
I personally just use the main textbook + CGP revision guide and, always, PMT with their revision notes and topic papers to practice
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