Section outline

  • Introduction

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      Course Overview Page
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      Welcome! (Video) URL
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      Welcome to Physics 101! My name is  Anas Yousef Alreyahi from the Hashemite University, and I will be your guide on this exciting journey through the fundamental principles of the physical world. I am truly looking forward to a productive and engaging semester with all of you.

  • Discussion Forum

  • Lecture Videos

  • Additional Resources

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      Problems and Solutions File
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      SM file means that this file is solution manual 
      you have to read the question from the book
      then try to solve it by yourself.
      then check your solution from the solution manual

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      Exercises and Solutions for Each Chapter Folder
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      Student Guide: How to Use the Physics Solution Manual

      Purpose of the Solution Manual

      This solution manual is designed to be a learning tool, not just an answer key. It provides step-by-step solutions to problems from each chapter, helping you understand problem-solving techniques and reinforcing fundamental physics concepts.

      How to Use the Solution Manual Effectively

      1. Attempt Problems First

      • Always try to solve problems on your own before looking at the solutions
      • Spend at least 15-20 minutes attempting each problem
      • Write down what you know, what you need to find, and which principles apply

      2. Use Solutions as a Learning Guide

      • Don't just copy answers - understand the methodology
      • Study the step-by-step approach for each solution
      • Identify the key physics principles applied in each step
      • Pay attention to the problem-solving strategy

      3. Step-by-Step Learning Process

      1. Read the problem carefully

      2. Attempt your own solution

      3. Compare with the manual's approach

      4. Identify where you went wrong (if applicable)

      5. Understand why the solution works

      6. Practice similar problems independently