College Physics - Kindle edition by Paul Peter Urone, Hinrichs Roger, OpenStax. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading College Physics.

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The book is available online for free, but I thought it was worth the money to have a physical copy (I find it easier to read/study from a hard copy book). I spent $50 thinking I'd be able to get some of that back by selling it at the end of the semester, but within two weeks of light use, the book started to fall apart. I understand you get what you pay for, but please know that this book is VERY poorly made. The binding will start to break and tear almost immediately.

I took the book to school in my backpack only 3 times and now the cover is barely hanging on by a few remaining shreds of paper. I can't resell the thing even though I've been very careful with it, and I think that was their intention. I'm going to duct tape the cover on and call it a loss.

I am an instructor and was considering this text for an 'Engineering Physics' class because its simplicity and clarity are perfect for the typical students at community colleges. The text is algebra-based and is light on vectors: components are used copiously but no i-j-k notation nor dot or cross products. The omission of vector products is the only reason I would not use this text as 'Engineering Physics', yet I would refer my students to it for the easy to follow explanations and simple derivations that are often clearer than many highly-priced textbooks. The pdf can be downloaded for free but the problems in it are often too few or too simplistic.

An online access by WebAssign is available for a reasonable price that comes with additional problems of typical College Physics level and style. Shipping, service and quality of the product's physical attributes is top notch. Do not hesitate from purchasing based on any of these items. I cannot give it five stars, however, because the textbook itself is much less a textbook and much more a reference. Many areas of the textbook are not nearly thorough enough or are ill-explained.

For example, the use of 'deceleration' throughout the first five chapters can create a challenge for students in understanding the difference between acceleration in the negative direction and a decrease in the magnitude of acceleration. This book, if used in a class, MUST be supplemented. Book is inexpensive and seems to be pretty good.

It does not have a written solutions manual. It has only a PARTIAL solutions manual for some odd combination of every fourth problem of one sort and every south of another sort. Worse, if you purchased the hard copy to use off line, you STILL have to go on line to find the answers, no solutions, to odd questions. So it is NOT the same on line text. Open Stax said they were a company that worked on grants and didn't have a grant to do more. Text's font is a little small for me too.

Disappointed with the limited usefulness. Also the cover and binding is flimsy and I do not think it will he up. Finally, book came with a large slash across the binding, like for a box cutter.