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Applied Physics | Notes and Examples in SI Units for Students of Nautical Science


Year: 1994
Language: english
Author: J.H. Clough-Smith
Publisher: Brown, Son and Ferguson Ltd
Edition: 5th
ISBN: 9780851746241
Format: PDF
Quality: Scanned pages
Pages count: 614
Description: This 5th edition contains many changes from previous editions, with the removal of many obsolete units and their replacement with S.I. units.
Some chapters have been almost completely rewritten whilst others have had new additional material added. The book as in previous editions does not claim to be a general textbook on physics, or mechanics, or hydrostatics but is written with a view to cover the syllabus of General Science for the examinations of Deck Officer Class 3 certificate.
There are 28 chapters covering Statics - Hydrostatics - Dynamics - Heat - Light - Sound -Magnetism and Electricity. Worked examples are demonstrated and past examination questions are to be found at the end of each chapter. The book as it now stands will be found suitable for all readers studying for the Applied Science and Mathematics examinations.
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