Mechanical Physics recommendation book

OK! so, I'm currently studying classical mechanics calculus course and I would appreciate it if anyone knows a book just full of a mountain of problems. I would like an excessive practice with a book that has many many problems regarding every section. It'd be nice if it has an explanations to the answers, but that's not needed. I just want a book full of millions of problems. Any Ideas?

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Mechanical Physics recommendation book

OK! so, I'm currently studying classical mechanics calculus course and I would appreciate it if anyone knows a book just full of a mountain of problems. I would like an excessive practice with a book that has many many problems regarding every section. It'd be nice if it has an explanations to the answers, but that's not needed. I just want a book full of millions of problems. Any Ideas?

micahm · Answer

so right now i am cu fuse what are you looking for?

micahm · Answer

@LanHikari22

micahm · Answer

@Secret-Ninja

micahm · Answer

@Secret-Ninja  what do you think

lanhikari22 · Answer

i'm looking for a book. one that has many conceptional and calculation problems regarding mechanical physics

secret-ninja · Answer

I just googled 'Mechanical physics workbook' but it seems you may have to purchase... https://www.google.com/search?q=mechanical+physics+workbook%27&rlz=1C1GGGE_enUS453US453&oq=mechanical+physics+workbook%27&aqs=chrome..69i57.6920j0j7&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=122&ie=UTF-8

secret-ninja · Answer

BTW Congrats on your smartscore @micahm ! :D

micahm · Answer

thank you for helping

secret-ninja · Answer

No problem. :)

lanhikari22 · Answer

hmm. I'll see through this book, might be worth it. Although i was looking for raw sheets just full of problems, this might not be all that bad

micahm · Answer

is it for school

lanhikari22 · Answer

i'm a uni student but no, i'm self-studying physics

micahm · Answer

oh so there's no grade

lanhikari22 · Answer

nope. but i still want a good workbook.

anonymous · Answer

Cool

surry99 · Answer

Engineering Mechanics by Hibbeler

anonymous · Answer

The Schaum's Outline Series is a good source of problems, this one is available online https://archive.org/details/SchaumsTheoryAndProblemsOfTheoreticalMechanics

lanhikari22 · Answer

thanks, i'll check them. also; they support the calculus course, right?
and, @surry99 there are two books: dynamic and static for what you mentioned. does dynamic include the physics 101 lessons starting from vectors in toward newton's laws and above?

surry99 · Answer

The version I have includes both statics and dynamics.  Chapter 2 which is part of the statics section deals with vectors.  Chapter 12 which is the start of the dynamics section begins with kinematics of a particle.