The specific topics covered in an introductory physics book may vary, but generally it will cover concepts such as mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, optics, and modern physics.
Yes, an introductory physics book is designed for beginners and assumes no prior knowledge of physics. It will start with fundamental concepts and gradually build upon them.
Most introductory physics books include practice problems and exercises to help reinforce the concepts and improve understanding. Some books may also include solutions to these problems.
Different physics books may have different approaches or styles, so what makes a specific book stand out can vary. Some may have more visual aids, others may focus on real-world applications, while others may have a more theoretical approach.
Many introductory physics books are suitable for both self-study and classroom use. However, some may be more tailored for one over the other. It is important to read reviews and consider your own learning style when choosing a book for self-study.