Explaining Physics, Stephen Pople, Oxford University Press, 1987, 0199142726, 9780199142729, .

Explaining Physics emphasizes the applications and social effects of physics, and extends its
treatment of energy and electronics. Introductory page to each unit to bring out the relevance of
the material to everyday life Simple questions at the end of each unit to consolidate learning
Helpful revision summary.
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The perfect grounding for students intending to take their studies to a more advanced level,
"Explaining Physics" contains all the essential concepts required by students studying Physics within
any Key Stage 4 science course. "Explaining Physics" emphasizes the applications and social
effects of physics, and extends its treatment of energy and electronics. The features are:
introductory page to each unit to bring out the relevance of the material to everyday life; simple
questions at the end of each unit to consolidate learning; and helpful revision summary.
Quite simply the most outstanding clear and straightforward explanation of all the main principles of
GCSE physics; written with suitable contempt for the dumbing down disaster of most recent
textbooks. A true gem for anyone willing to follow Poples simple prose and clear (b/w) diagrams. I
would recomend this book to anyone finding the subject confusing and in need of some plain talking.
I won't go into vast details, as physics cover all areas of science in the universe practically. This
boom delivers a good cross section of GCSE level physics. It is explained in a way that is easy to
understand but maintaining the detailed information you hope to learn. Many book can sacrifice
detail for ease of understanding, this does not do this.
It's quite a solid book too, reading 373 pages of content. After each section a small test is presented
so you can test your knowledge, and go I've the section again if you missed bits. It's great if like me
you are a layman in physics and are looking to perhaps study physics at a higher level and want
somewhere to start at home. It doesn't assume any real physics knowledge and only basic
mathematics.
The main failing of the book I have found is it omits showing the workings of equations, in the small
tests at the end of the sections; in the back you are presented with the correct answer but not how
to get there. In some sections I also noticed that it would say "simplified and rearranged" (when
regarding an equation or term) "would give us the correct answer...". What it doesn't do is actually
show how the equation was simplified and rearranged to get to the answer given. This can be
frustrating particularly for home-learners and can often lead to some time scouring Google for the
solution.
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electroscope emitted engine equation example Figure 11 Figure 3a Figure 9 force acting frequency
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Stephen Pople, one of today's most respected science authors, has created a totally new physics
book to prepare students for examinations. Complete Physics covers all syllabuses due to a unique
combination of Core Pages and Further Topics. Each chapter contains core material valid for all
syllabuses. Further Topics at the end can be selected to provide the right mix of pages for the
syllabus you are teaching. Key Points: Totally new book constructed from an analysis of all GCSE
Physics syllabuses including IGCSE, CXC, and O'Level Sets the traditional principles of physics
in a modern and global perspective and uses illustrations with a worldwide context Extra topics to
give a truly rounded curriculum Double-page spread format Ideal for those students intending
to take physics to a more advanced level
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