Physics textbook and video series recommendations

[Anonymous No.5891653]

>tl;dr pls recommend the best physics textbook and video series

I'm learning physics
I'm in the last year of high school
(18 btw, pls don't ban me)

My textbook is awful
It's full of mistakes
It's explanations are awful
They use poor notation (for example, not once do they use arrows over vector symbols, and they never seem to use subscripts, and sometimes their formulas appear to have errors in printing)

I've been watching Khan Academy videos, and while they sometimes explain things very well, at other times he seems to fumble around and leave out formulas.

I tried watching the first few MIT physics lectures. While I already understood the concepts they were teaching, I found his explanations needlessly convoluted and complicated.

So, can anyone recommend the best physics video series and textbooks?

I've checked the sticky, but there are just so many options that it's hard to decide

[Anonymous No.5891694]

Edx and watch the Mit lectures.

Also google.

[Anonymous No.5891713]

>>5891653
>(18 btw, pls don't ban me)

you have to be 21 to post on 4chan

gtfo

[Anonymous No.5891718]

Young and Freedman's University Physics with Modern Physics

[Anonymous No.5891748]

>>5891653
>My textbook is awful
Which one?
>So, can anyone recommend the best physics video series and textbooks
What do you want books about?

[Anonymous No.5891752]

>>5891653
If the MIT videos are not enough than you should have no problem learning on your own. Since you are advanced try:
Klepper Mechanics
Berkeley Physics E&M

[Anonymous No.5891853]

>>5891713
You dumbshit

Have you even read the rules
"If you are under the age of 18, or it is illegal for you to view the materials contained on this website, discontinue browsing immediately."

Where does it even say 21?