Registering for MasteringPhysics TM
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Some books contain a Study Area. If you don’t have a Course ID, select a book and click “Go to Study Area.”
Study Area: If you don’t have a Course ID, you can use the Study Area activities. You can Join a Course later if your instructor gives you a Course ID.
If your instructor has given you a Course ID and instructions for entering a Student ID, then enter the Student ID and Course ID information. Click “Save” and “OK”
Review Tips MasteringPhysics Home Page
See “Constants,” “Periodic Table,” and “Help”
Click “Assignments” to view assignments from your instructor. (Applies if you received a Course ID.)
Click “Introduction to MasteringPhysics” to learn how to use the program.
These exercises will explain how to navigate in the program, how to enter answers, and how you can expect to be graded. Click “Welcome!”
Read the question and answer all parts as instructed. Click “eText” for access to full book.
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