Anyone who has attempted to study physics knows it can be a complex subject. There are many formulas and concepts to memorize, and even the most straightforward problems can be challenging to solve. For many students, mastering the material in Irodov’s book is the toughest part of physics. This text is notoriously challenging, covering a wide range of topics in mechanics and electromagnetism.
However, students who master Irodov’s book often find that they have a much better understanding of physics.
Similarly, Stephen Hawking’s books The Theory of Everything and A brief history of time can be challenging to comprehend, but they offer a wealth of insights into the nature of our universe. In short, while difficult books may require extra effort to understand, they can often be well worth the effort.