My physics teachers doesn’t really teach the material in her class, so I’d like to learn at least through books something. Non-fiction, if it’s a “fun” book, that’s cool, but I don’t mind theoretical 600 page essays either.
Can be any type (ranging from teaching Ohm’s laws for 500 pages to only having a chapter) as long as it can come in handy and EXPLAIN, yes, explain what each force does. I looked up this topic on Google, but it’s suggesting way too many books that say that dumb shit that if a power line(?) doesn’t have a resistor, the line under it will be considered null, but like my teacher it fals to say why (current goes through the shortest tunnel).
Thanks in advance, lads
by ham_sand-wich