Crowell B, Shotwell B. Problems in Introductory Physics

LightAndMatter.com, 2016. — 208 p.This book is a collection of homework problems for use in an introductory physics course. It is a work in progress, currently complete through mechanics and electromagnetism. There is a complete set of ancillary materials, including solutions and an online answer checker.
If you're an instructor, you can use these problems as a plug-in replacement for the ones in a commercial textbook, thus insulating yourself from common hassles associated with using the problems from a commercial text. For example, you can change books without having to redo all your problem sets, or you can tell your students that they can use any edition of a particular text.Measurement
Kinematics in one dimension
Kinematics in three dimensions
Newton's laws, part 1
Newton's laws, part 2
Circular motion
Conservation of
Conservation of momentum
Conservation of angular momentum
Fluids
Gravity
Oscillations
Electrical interactions
The electric potential
Circuits
Basics of relativity
Electromagnetism
Maxwell's equations and electromagnetic waves
LRC circuits