Books with title Electricity and Magnetism

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Simple principles of electricity and magnetism come alive with these hands-on activities. Children can easily do these simple yet fascinating activities in static electricity, magnetic induction and polarity, conductors and insulators and more...with just a little help from parents or teachers using readily-available household materials.While rooted in solid scientific theory, these entertaining activities are geared towards children's interests, and can each be completed in less than one hour. No expertise in physics is required; everything is outlined in step-by-step instructions, a materials list, background material, and expected outcome of each experiment.

Gain mastery over every type of question on the two units of 1. Electrostatics and 2. Conductors, Capacitors, Dielectrics that you are ever likely to find in the AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism exam. This becomes plausible because of the judicious way ‘AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism, 2020 Edition: 100 Must-Know Questions in 1. Electrostatics 2. Conductors, Capacitors, Dielectrics With Answers and Explanations’ is laid out. First step that assures complete coverage is the division of the two units into topics (eight in all) that coincide with those specified in the Course Framework updated by the College Board for 2019-20. Secondly, careful analysis of the exam questions and related information issued by the College Board from time to time coupled with vast teaching experience of the author has assured the inclusion of virtually all question types for each of these eight topics. Salient features of the book: • 100 AP-level questions (90 Multiple Choice and 10 Free Response Questions) pertaining to the aforementioned two units that together comprise 40-51% of the complete AP Physics C exam. • Answers and Detailed Explanations: The questions listed in the first part of the book are each followed by Answer Key and Detailed Explanations in the second part of the book. • Complete derivations of results: For answering the Physics C exam questions, students require a far deeper understanding of the concepts as compared to other easier exams, where, quite often, knowledge of the final results alone suffices. Keeping this in mind, we have always included, at appropriate places, complete derivations of the result being used to arrive at the answer. This will also help students recall an important component of the theory part that they would have studied otherwise. • Improvement of students’ areas of difficulty: The division of questions into eight topics has the added advantage of allowing the students to easily find and improve upon those parts that they find difficult to grasp. • Also useful for calculus-based Physics courses : Even though the book is designed for AP Physics C exam, it can be equally useful for students taking calculus-based Physics courses. *******************************************************************About the Author Sudhir K. Sood earned his Ph.D. degree in fundamental particle physics from University of Delhi. Subsequently, as research scientist and Professor of Physics at Universities in France, Canada and India, Dr. Sood has taught a number of courses both at introductory and advanced graduate level. He has lectured at international Physics conferences and authored numerous well-cited research papers that are published in reputed peer reviewed journals. More recently, for more than a decade, he has taught students in Delhi who wish to specialize in engineering, medicine and physical science courses.