Science for Everyone: Aptitude Test: Problems in Physics

Science for everyone: aptitude test: problems in physics was originally published in moscow to aid young students in studying for the physics olympiad from 1968 to 1985. The book contains two hundred and fifty of the most interesting problems from the physics olympiad paper. These problems are original and each problem comes with a solution and an explanation. The content of the book is divided into six sections. The book begins with a preface. This is followed by a chapter that focusses on mechanics. After this, a chapter that contains questions relating to heat and molecular physics is provided, followed by a chapter that deals with electricity and magnetism. A chapter with questions on optics comes next, and finally, there is a section with the solutions to all the questions. The topic-wise organisation of the questions makes studying an easy, systematic affair as the student is allowed to focus on learning and applying the principles of one concept at a time. Though the book was originally designed for students who are preparing for the physics olympiad, it is also useful for school children, to try out some unique questions and test their understanding of physics, and teachers, if they are looking for interesting problems to set for their students. It can also be used by people who are preparing for various competitive examinations and entrance examinations to engineering colleges. Science for everyone: aptitude test: problems in physics was published in 2000 by cbs in paperback.