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Physics for the IB Diploma: Study Guide (IB Study Guides)

Paperback
Edition: 2nd Revised edition
Author: Tim Kirk
Publisher: OUP Oxford
Release Date: January 2008
ISBN-10: 0199151415
ISBN-13: 9780199151417
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It is a very good book, it contains everything that you need for the syllabus. It is a good study guide, but not as a text book, it doesn't go in very detail, you might not understand what is says by just reading this book, it just gives you the main points.

Completely outstanding for its purpose

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Before this this book was published we used Young and Freedman's University Physics book in our classes (the International Baccalaureate diploma programme). It was a very good book, however, just the sight of it will make any student wish he/she had never chosen physics (1500 pages). This book contains only what IB students need to know. It has a good balance in terms of detail (which is often a problem in other books), but most importantly - it teaches concepts the IB way. All fomulas and all formulation are the same as in the formula sheet and hence also similar to those in the final exams. The exercise questions are taken from previous IB exams. In fact I haven’t found anything negative about this book so far. The only thing which could in some situations be negative is that it have a strong IB bias – which could lead to problems for other kinds of student.

All these factors make this book inestimable for any IB-student. For the "interested reader" it gives a good picture of a large area of physics in just 160 pages. Buy this book!