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In article <1993Jan11.201536.4700@olaf.wellesley.edu>, lhawkins@annie.wellesley.edu (R. Lee Hawkins) writes:
|> Has anyone found a set of the problems/exercises to Feynman? I called
|> Addison-Wesley, and they report that the following three are either 
|> out of print or no longer carried:
|> 
|> 		Exercises in Introductory Physics
|>         Robert B. Leighton
|>         Rochus E. Vogt
|> 
|>         ISBN 0-201-04215-0
|> 
|>         Feynman Lectures On Physics
|>         Exercises/1964
|>         Volume 2
|> 
|>         ISBN 0-201-02017-3
|> and
|>         Feynman Lectures On Physics
|>         Exercises/1965
|>         Volume 3
|> 
|> Are their more recent versions?
|> 
|> Thanks in advance,
|> --Lee
|> 
Those are the problem sets that went with Feynman when I took Physics I and 2
and for many classes before and after me.  It's hard to believe that they
are out of print.  You might try to find a local Caltech grad and try
to XEROX them.	Most of my fellow students still have theirs.

					Lorne Schachter