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Fundamentals of Physics, Extended 10th Edition by David Halliday, Robert Resnick, Jearl Walker
Fundamentals of Physics, Extended 10th Edition Edition
Author:
David Halliday, Robert Resnick, Jearl Walker
Edition:
10th Edition
ISBN:
9781118230725
Publisher:
Wiley
Subject:
High School Physics
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Chapter 1: Chapter 1

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Chapter 2: Chapter 2

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Chapter 3: Chapter 3

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Chapter 4: Chapter 4

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Chapter 5: Chapter 5

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Chapter 6: Chapter 6

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Chapter 7: Chapter 7

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Chapter 8: Chapter 8

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Chapter 9: Chapter 9

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Chapter 10: Chapter 10

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Chapter 11: Chapter 11

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Chapter 12: Chapter 12

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Chapter 13: Chapter 13

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Chapter 14: Chapter 14

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Chapter 15: Chapter 15

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Chapter 16: Chapter 16

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Chapter 17: Chapter 17

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Chapter 18: Chapter 18

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Chapter 19: Chapter 19

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Chapter 20: Chapter 20

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Chapter 21: Chapter 21

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Chapter 22: Chapter 22

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Chapter 23: Chapter 23

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Chapter 24: Chapter 24

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Chapter 25: Chapter 25

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Chapter 26: Chapter 26

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Chapter 27: Chapter 27

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Chapter 28: Chapter 28

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Chapter 29: Chapter 29

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Chapter 30: Chapter 30

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Chapter 31: Chapter 31

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Chapter 32: Chapter 32

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Chapter 33: Chapter 33

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Chapter 34: Chapter 34

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Chapter 35: Chapter 35

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Chapter 36: Chapter 36

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Chapter 37: Chapter 37

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Chapter 38: Chapter 38

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Chapter 39: Chapter 39

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Chapter 40: Chapter 40

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Chapter 41: Chapter 41

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Chapter 42: Chapter 42

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Chapter 43: Chapter 43

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Chapter 44: Chapter 44

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Haemophilia Y linked

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Phenylketonuria Autosomal
dominant trait

C
Sickle cell anaemia Autosomal recessive trait,chromosome-11

D
Thalassemia X linked

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Phenylketonuria – Autosomal recessive disorder
Thalassemia – Autosomal recessive disorder
Haemophilia – X linked recessive disorder
Sickle cell anaemia – Autosomal recessive trait, caused due to mutation in gene present on chromosome no. 11
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