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hyebyekadal:
ok im pretty good at the other subjects but i seriously need help in physics. its because we have WONDERFUL physics teacher . Anyway i only have my physics textbook and that doesn't help much. so can anyone suggest something to improve especially from someone who's good at physics and/or did well in their i/gcse's.

astarmathsandphysics:
I am good at physics. Advise you to do lots past papers. Post questions in maths and physics help.

zara:
u must go for IGCSE physics textbk by Tom Duncan n Heather Kennett....its really helpful...
evrything's explained clearly......at d end of each chptr der is  a revision chklist n sum ques...its v hlpful.....even my teachers are vvv wonderful so i hv no choice but to refer this bk...
even complete physics nt bad....
gud luck!!!  :)

SGVaibhav:
ok now i am in this crap situtaion
plz dont laugh
i am good in igcse phyiscs in most of the parts and find hard parts easy, BUT EASY PARTS HARD SUCH AS states of matter.

it about how eneergy is transferred,  in terms of particles, and molecules
how thermal expansion takes place,  in terms of particles, and molecules

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dont answers the ones above.
they r just examples.
any one knows any good book which focuses more on these topics. and explains these all things in terms of molecules, particles, speed of molecules etc
plz suggest me a good book, does not have to be Igcse, but the content has to be good
I WOULD MOST APPRECIATE, A LINK TO AN EBOOK FROM FREEETEXTBOOKS.

saifalan:
The olevls book by Stephen Popple is a good book. U can certainly take a look.

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