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wobiy
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Hello, everyone.
In previous messages on this forum (and elsewhere) I announced a plan to publish a new edition of Feynman's Tips on Physics that would include an additional ~900 exercises (with answers). That plan has now been scrapped. Instead, a paperback edition of Feynman's Tips on Physics will be produced (identical to the first edition, though with the possible addition of more historical material about FLP), and a separate volume of (~1000) exercises will also be produced (title TBD; I favor "Exercises for the Feynman Lectures on Physics").
Feynman lecture exercises are a series of problem sets designed by physicist Richard Feynman to accompany his famous lectures on physics. These exercises cover a wide range of topics in physics and are intended to help students deepen their understanding of the concepts discussed in the lectures.
Anyone with an interest in physics can benefit from doing Feynman lecture exercises. They are particularly helpful for students studying physics at the high school or college level, as well as for self-learners looking to improve their understanding of the subject.
Feynman lecture exercises can be found in the book "Exercises for The Feynman Lectures on Physics" or online through various websites. Some universities also make the exercises available to their students through course materials.
Feynman lecture exercises are considered useful for learning physics because they provide students with hands-on practice and application of the concepts discussed in the lectures. This helps to solidify understanding and identify areas where further study may be needed.
Yes, there are answer keys available for Feynman lecture exercises. However, it is recommended to attempt the exercises on your own first before checking the answers to fully benefit from the learning experience.