Anyone know where i can buy a solutions manuel? (Fundamentals of Physics)

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The discussion centers on locating a solutions manual for "Fundamentals of Physics - A Senior Course" by David G. Martindale, Robert W. Heath, and Philip C. Eastman, published by D.C. Health Canada Ltd. in 1986. The user is specifically seeking assistance with problems from the first edition of the book, noting that the solutions manual for the "Fundamentals of Physics Extended (7th)" edition may not contain the same questions. Participants suggest exploring homework help forums as a potential resource for finding the solutions.

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Hello, I'm currently reading this book called Fundamentals of Physics - A Senior Course, Authors: David G. Martindale, Robert W. Heath, Philip C. Eastman. D.C. Health Canada Ltd. Made in 1986. I think this is the first eddition. I know they have the Fundamentals of Physics Extended(7th) solutions manuel, but i don't think they are the same questions. And now I'm stuck on some of these questions in the book, and i can't figure it out. SO if anyone know where i can get some solutions to these problems it would be a great help to me, and THANK YOU.
 
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You could try posting in the homework help forums if nobody comes up with a source for the book. I personally don't know of any.
 

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