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9780073012674

Physics

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    9780073012674

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  • Edition: 7th
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  • Copyright: 2005-12-31
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill College
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Table of Contents

Preface xiii
PART I Mechanics
Introduction
1(5)
What Is Physics?
2(1)
What Part Is Played by Mathematics?
3(1)
How Should I Study Physics?
3(3)
Technical Mathematics
6(28)
Signed Numbers
7(3)
Algebra Review
10(2)
Exponents and Radicals (Optional)
12(3)
Solution to Quadratic Equations
15(1)
Scientific Notation
16(2)
Graphs
18(1)
Geometry
19(3)
Right Triangle Trigonometry
22(12)
Technical Measurements and Vectors
34(34)
Physical Quantities
35(1)
The International System
36(2)
Measurement of Length and Time
38(1)
Significant Figures
39(2)
Measuring Instruments
41(1)
Unit Conversions
42(3)
Vector and Scalar Quantities
45(2)
Addition of Vectors by Graphical Methods
47(2)
Force and Vectors
49(2)
The Resultant Force
51(1)
Trigonometry and Vectors
52(3)
The Component Method of Vector Addition
55(4)
Unit Vector Notation (Optional)
59(2)
Vector Difference
61(7)
Translational Equilibrium and Friction
68(25)
Newton's First Law
69(1)
Newton's Second Law
69(1)
Newton's Third Law
70(1)
Equilibrium
71(1)
Free-Body Diagrams
72(3)
Solution of Equilibrium Problems
75(4)
Friction
79(14)
Torque and Rotational Equilibrium
93(18)
Conditions for Equilibrium
94(1)
The Moment Arm
95(1)
Torque
96(3)
Resultant Torque
99(1)
Equilibrium
100(4)
Center of Gravity
104(7)
Uniform Acceleration
111(26)
Speed and Velocity
112(1)
Acceleration
113(1)
Uniform Acceleration
114(2)
Other Useful Relations
116(1)
Solutions to Acceleration Problems
117(2)
Sign Convention in Acceleration Problems
119(2)
Gravity and Free-Falling Bodies
121(5)
Projectile Motion
126(1)
Horizontal Projection
126(3)
The More General Problem of Trajectories
129(8)
Newton's Second Law
137(20)
Newton's Second Law of Motion
138(2)
The Relationship Between Weight and Mass
140(3)
Application of Newton's Second Law to Single-Body Problems
143(2)
Problem-Solving Techniques
145(12)
Work, Energy, and Power
157(22)
Work
158(1)
Resultant Work
159(2)
Energy
161(1)
Work and Kinetic Energy
162(2)
Potential Energy
164(2)
Conservation of Energy
166(2)
Energy and Friction Forces
168(3)
Power
171(8)
Impulse and Momentum
179(17)
Impulse and Momentum
180(2)
The Law of Conservation of Momentum
182(3)
Elastic and Inelastic Impacts
185(11)
Uniform Circular Motion
196(24)
Motion in a Circular Path
197(1)
Centripetal Acceleration
197(3)
Centripetal Force
200(1)
Banking Curves
201(3)
The Conical Pendulum
204(1)
Motion in a Vertical Circle
205(2)
Gravitation
207(2)
The Gravitational Field and Weight
209(1)
Satellites in Circular Orbits
210(3)
Kepler's Laws
213(7)
Rotation of Rigid Bodies
220(25)
Angular Displacement
221(2)
Angular Velocity
223(1)
Angular Acceleration
224(2)
Relationship Between Rotational and Linear Motion
226(1)
Rotational Kinetic Energy: Moment of Inertia
227(2)
The Second Law of Motion and Rotation
229(3)
Rotational Work and Power
232(1)
Combined Rotation and Translation
233(2)
Angular Momentum
235(1)
Conservation of Angular Momentum
236(9)
Simple Machines
245(20)
Simple Machines and Efficiency
246(1)
Mechanical Advantage
247(2)
The Lever
249(1)
Applications of the Lever Principle
250(3)
The Transmission of Torque
253(2)
The Inclined Plane
255(3)
Applications of the Inclined Plane
258(7)
Elasticity
265(14)
Elastic Properties of Matter
266(2)
Young's Modulus
268(3)
Shear Modulus
271(1)
Volume Elasticity; Bulk Modulus
272(1)
Other Physical Properties of Metals
273(6)
Simple Harmonic Motion
279(22)
Periodic Motion
280(3)
Newton's Second Law and Hooke's Law
283(1)
Work and Energy in Simple Harmonic Motion
284(2)
The Reference Circle and Simple Harmonic Motion
286(1)
Velocity in Simple Harmonic Motion
287(2)
Acceleration in Simple Harmonic Motion
289(2)
The Period and Frequency
291(2)
The Simple Pendulum
293(1)
The Torsion Pendulum
294(7)
Fluids
301(28)
Density
302(2)
Pressure
304(1)
Fluid Pressure
305(3)
Measuring Pressure
308(2)
The Hydraulic Press
310(1)
Archimedes' Principle
311(4)
Fluid Flow
315(2)
Pressure and Velocity
317(1)
Bernoulli's Equation
318(2)
Applications of Bernoulli's Equation
320(9)
PART II Thermodynamics, Mechanical Waves, and Sound
Temperature and Expansion
329(21)
Temperature and Thermal Energy
330(1)
The Measurement of Temperature
331(4)
The Gas Thermometer
335(1)
The Absolute Temperature Scale
336(2)
Linear Expansion
338(3)
Area Expansion
341(1)
Volume Expansion
342(2)
The Unusual Expansion of Water
344(6)
Quantity of Heat
350(19)
The Meaning of Heat
351(1)
The Quantity of Heat
351(2)
Specific Heat Capacity
353(2)
The Measurement of Heat
355(3)
Change of Phase
358(6)
Heat of Combustion
364(5)
Transfer of Heat
369(14)
Methods of Heat Transfer
370(1)
Conduction
371(3)
Insulation: The R-value
374(1)
Convection
375(1)
Radiation
376(7)
Thermal Properties of Matter
383(20)
Ideal Gases, Boyle's Law, and Charles's Law
384(2)
Gay-Lussac's Law
386(1)
General Gas Laws
387(2)
Molecular Mass and the Mole
389(2)
The Ideal Gas Law
391(1)
Liquefaction of a Gas
392(1)
Vaporization
393(1)
Vapor Pressure
394(2)
Triple Point
396(1)
Humidity
397(6)
Thermodynamics
403(23)
Heat and Work
404(1)
The Internal Energy Function
405(1)
The First Law of Thermodynamics
406(1)
Isobaric Processes and the P-V Diagram
407(2)
The General Case for the First Law
409(1)
Adiabatic Processes
410(1)
Isochoric Processes
411(1)
Isothermal Processes
412(1)
The Second Law of Thermodynamics
412(2)
The Carnot Cycle
414(1)
The Efficiency of an Ideal Engine
415(1)
Internal Combustion Engines
416(2)
Refrigeration
418(8)
Mechanical Waves
426(15)
Mechanical Waves
427(1)
Types of Waves
427(1)
Calculating Wave Speed
428(1)
Periodic Wave Motion
429(2)
Energy of a Periodic Wave
431(2)
The Superposition Principle
433(1)
Standing Waves
434(1)
Characteristic Frequencies
435(6)
Sound
441(22)
Production of a Sound Wave
442(1)
The Speed of Sound
443(2)
Vibrating Air Columns
445(3)
Forced Vibration and Resonance
448(1)
Audible Sound Waves
448(4)
Pitch and Quality
452(1)
Interference and Beats
453(1)
The Doppler Effect
454(9)
PART III Electricity, Magnetism, and Optics
The Electric Force
463(15)
The Electric Charge
464(2)
The Electron
466(1)
Insulators and Conductors
467(1)
The Gold-Leaf Electroscope
467(2)
Redistribution of Charge
469(1)
Charging by Induction
469(1)
Coulomb's Law
470(8)
The Electric Field
478(18)
The Concept of a Field
479(3)
Computing the Electric Intensity
482(3)
Electric Field Lines
485(1)
Gauss's Law
486(2)
Applications of Gauss's Law
488(8)
Electric Potential
496(16)
Electric Potential Energy
497(2)
Calculating Potential Energy
499(2)
Potential
501(3)
Potential Difference
504(2)
Millikan's Oil-Drop Experiment
506(1)
The Electronvolt
507(5)
Capacitance
512(20)
Limitations on Charging a Conductor
513(2)
The Capacitor
515(2)
Computing the Capacitance
517(2)
Dielectric Constant; Permittivity
519(4)
Capacitors in Parallel and in Series
523(3)
Energy of a Charged Capacitor
526(6)
Current and Resistance
532(16)
The Motion of Electric Charge
533(2)
The Direction of Electric Current
535(1)
Electromotive Force
535(2)
Ohm's Law; Resistance
537(2)
Electric Power and Heat Loss
539(1)
Resistivity
540(1)
Temperature Coefficient of Resistance
541(1)
Superconductivity
542(6)
Direct-Current Circuits
548(19)
Simple Circuits; Resistors in Series
549(2)
Resistors in Parallel
551(3)
EMF and Terminal Potential Difference
554(1)
Measuring Internal Resistance
555(1)
Reversing the Current Through a Source of EMF
556(1)
Kirchhoff's Laws
557(10)
Magnetism and the Magnetic Field
567(22)
Magnetism
568(2)
Magnetic Fields
570(1)
The Modern Theory of Magnetism
570(1)
Flux Density and Permeability
571(3)
Magnetic Field and Electric Current
574(1)
The Force on a Moving Charge
574(3)
Force on a Current-Carrying Wire
577(1)
Magnetic Field of a Long, Straight Wire
578(2)
Other Magnetic Fields
580(1)
Hysteresis
581(8)
Forces and Torques in a Magnetic Field
589(12)
Force and Torque on a Loop
590(2)
Magnetic Torque on a Solenoid
592(1)
The Galvanometer
592(1)
The DC Voltmeter
593(1)
The DC Ammeter
594(1)
The DC Motor
595(6)
Electromagnetic Induction
601(21)
Faraday's Law
602(3)
EMF Induced by a Moving Wire
605(1)
Lenz's Law
606(1)
The AC Generator
607(4)
The DC Generator
611(1)
Back EMF in a Motor
611(1)
Types of Motors
612(2)
The Transformer
614(8)
Alternating-Current Circuits
622(20)
The Capacitor
623(3)
The Inductor
626(2)
Alternating Currents
628(1)
Phase Relation in AC Circuits
629(2)
Reactance
631(1)
The Series AC Circuit
632(2)
Resonance
634(1)
The Power Factor
635(7)
Light and Illumination
642(19)
What Is Light?
643(2)
The Propagation of Light
645(2)
The Electromagnetic Spectrum
647(1)
The Quantum Theory
648(1)
Light Rays and Shadows
649(2)
Luminous Flux
651(2)
Luminous Intensity
653(1)
Illumination
654(7)
Reflection and Mirrors
661(17)
The Laws of Reflection
662(2)
Plane Mirrors
664(1)
Spherical Mirrors
665(2)
Images Formed by Spherical Mirrors
667(2)
The Mirror Equation
669(2)
Magnification
671(2)
Spherical Aberration
673(5)
Refraction
678(18)
Index of Refraction
679(1)
The Laws of Refraction
680(3)
Wavelength and Refraction
683(2)
Dispersion
685(1)
Total Internal Reflection
685(2)
Fiber Optics and Applications
687(2)
Is Seeing the Same as Believing?
689(1)
Apparent Depth
690(6)
Lenses and Optical Instruments
696(18)
Simple Lenses
697(1)
Focal Length and the Lensmaker's Equation
698(3)
Image Formation by Thin Lenses
701(2)
The Lens Equation and Magnification
703(2)
Combinations of Lenses
705(1)
The Compound Microscope
706(2)
Telescope
708(1)
Lens Aberrations
708(6)
Interference, Diffraction, and Polarization
714(17)
Diffraction
715(1)
Young's Experiment: Interference
715(4)
The Diffraction Grating
719(2)
Resolving Power of Instruments
721(3)
Polarization
724(7)
PART IV Modern Physics
Modern Physics and the Atom
731(26)
Relativity
732(1)
Simultaneous Events: The Relativity of Time
733(1)
Relativistic Length, Mass, and Time
734(3)
Mass and Energy
737(2)
Quantum Theory and the Photoelectric Effect
739(1)
Waves and Particles
740(2)
The Rutherford Atom
742(1)
Electron Orbits
742(1)
Atomic Spectra
743(2)
The Bohr Atom
745(2)
Energy Levels
747(3)
Lasers and Laser Light
750(1)
Modern Atomic Theory
751(6)
Nuclear Physics and the Nucleus
757
The Atomic Nucleus
758(1)
The Elements
759(2)
The Atomic Mass Unit
761(3)
Isotopes
764(2)
The Mass Defect and Binding Energy
766(3)
Radioactivity
769(1)
Radioactive Decay
770(1)
Half-Life
771(2)
Nuclear Reactions
773(1)
Nuclear Fission
774(1)
Nuclear Reactors
775(2)
Nuclear Fusion
777
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