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Physics book, which one to choose?
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In a year I have the Unified State Examination, I want to take physics and pass well, I will repeat the material from the textbooks. But I would like some kind of special guide or something like that, which one would you recommend?
It is necessary mainly at this time for passing the exam.
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Not a reference book, but a very cool textbook - Myakishev's 5-volume book (each book is about a separate area). A lot of things, but since you have more than a year to spare, I think that's it. Everything is clear and interesting. Together with any problem book, you can prepare for a good score in a year (in principle, even up to the Olympiad level, if you solve the corresponding problems in parallel).
This seems to be a good guide, but everything is very short in it. www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/6849342
From my own experience I can say that it all depends on the level of training and what exactly you want from the guide. I myself am a graduate of the Faculty of Physics of Moscow State University and I know that it is possible to know the theory well, but not be able to solve problems at all. According to the school curriculum, as a reference book (rather small), I can recommend the book KABARDIN O.F. "Physics. Reference materials" - all topics are probably reflected there, except for surface tension. To train the methodology for solving problems, I can advise you to use the Internet resource "I will solve the exam". Lansberg and Myakishev's 5-volume book are, of course, overkill. If you really want to understand physics at a high level, read the Feyman Lectures on Physics. The amount of mathematics there is minimal - but it is there. Good luck
Aksenovich L.A. - Physics in high school
In my opinion, the best textbook to consolidate school material.
Well, solve more USE tests to "fill your hand"
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