Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics

There are a lot of equation derivations and practice problems. Any engineering student knows how that goes. What I like particularly about this book is that at the end of each section is two or three practice problems worked out with full detail and explanation, to give the reader a typical example.

Hate it but i love it

It was the correct book and I got it in a reasonable time from when the order was placed

The book looks new and is in great condition, sure.But what happened to:"Engineering Mechanics is also accompanied by McGraw-Hill's Connect..."I specifically bought a "New" version of this book from Amazon thinking it would be accompanied by a Connect registration code. But it wasn't.I also, prior to purchasing the book, scoured the page looking for any sign telling me whether or not it would indeed come with the registration code. But found nothing concrete.Is it too much to ask that you clearly indicate whether or not it's included in the purchase?

The best book for study dynamics... good pictures, examples... I recommend for all engineers students

Must have for a Engineer student!

First, I understand that dynamics is a hard topic. However, this book makes a hard subject even harder. The format alone gets me confused. I have a 3.85 GPA and have never had such a hard time learning from a book. Plus, mcgraw-hill's connect is pretty bad too in my opinion.If you are a teacher, please go with the Hibbeler books and mastering engineering. They are a lot easier for the students.Obs: What drove me crazy the most was that the book does not have the answers to the odd problems in the back. It has a web address for you to go to but it is a dead link.. It took weeks before my teacher finally was able to get the right link from an e-mail from the publisher.

Just a word of warning: the book doesn't come with the connect software package that most universities use for the homework assignments.