Prelecture videos from ‘FlipIt Physics’ present material in an alternative method to support multimedia learning and limit cognitive load. Each video is 1-3 minutes in length, totaling an assignment length of approximately 15 minutes. REORGANIZED CHAPTER 24, "ELECTRIC POTENTIAL." Now Chapter 24 includes discussions of all four properties of isolated charged conductors--meaning students learn all the necessary basic material before the discussion of properties of isolated charged conductors. Course and book-specific resources including adaptive quizzing to personalise the experience for students. Volume 1: Chapters 1-20 on mechanics, including fluids, oscillations, waves, plus heat and thermodynamics.

WORKED EXAMPLES. A signature feature of the text, Worked Examples are presented in a visually appealing two-column format, providing conceptual explanations next to the math for every step. The examples follow the authors' proven General Problem Solving Strategy to reinforce good habits. About one-third of the worked examples include "What If?" extensions that further reinforce conceptual understanding. Solutions are presented symbolically as much as possible with numbers substituted in at the last possible moment to help students think symbolically when they solve problems.Volume 3: Chapters 36-44 on modern physics: relativity, quantum theory, atomic physics, condensed matter, nuclear physics, elementary particles, cosmology and astrophysics.

Physics Spotlights’ at the end of appropriate chapters discuss real world applications of physics and connect applications to concepts described in chapters. These topics range from wind farms to molecular thermometers to pulse detonation engines.

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Conceptual Examples’ are introduced, where appropriate, to help students fully understand essential physics concepts. In addition, margin notes allow students to easily see the links between physics concepts in the text and math concepts. REORGANIZED CHAPTER 23, "CONTINUOUS CHARGE DISTRIBUTIONS AND GAUSS'S LAW." Adding to the analysis of electric fields due to continuous charge distributions using Gauss's law, Chapter 23 now also includes material on continuous distribution of charge--resulting in an entire chapter based on the analysis of fields from continuous charge distributions, using two techniques: integration and Gauss's law. NEW CHAPTER 16 "WAVE MOTION." All the fundamental material on traveling mechanical waves on strings and sound waves through materials is now presented in one chapter. This allows for more close comparisons between the features of the two types of waves that are similar, such as derivations of the speed of the wave. Classic version contains 37 Chapters, 35 on classical physics, plus one each on relativity and quantum theory