Questions on General Physics: Based on the Tenth Edition of Everett's Translation of Deschanel's Natural Philosophy (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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In making use of these questions as a basis for recitations and lectures, the author insists that students must review by them selves (if necessary) such subjects as are required for entrance to the University. Elementary topics are not, accordingly, discussed in the class-room, except in so far as they may be necessary to continuity of thought. Students are expected to recite upon the subject matter of their text-book, in so far as indicated by references thereto, and to be prepared for examination upon all questions included in the course. It is understood that the written examinations are not limited to these questions, but only to the topics which they cover. These topics constitute, none the less, a comparatively limited ground, upon which, accordingly, thorough preparation may be expected and required.

It is thought that other students, who desire to review the subject of physics, may derive help from writing out the answers to such questions as are treated by Deschanel, and comparing their answers with the text-book. For this reason, a few more copies have been printed than were actually required for this and next year, a period beyond which the use of this book was not originally contemplated.

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