Conceptual Physics-Tenth Edition

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The discussion centers on the need for a complete solution set for "Conceptual Physics-Tenth Edition" by Paul G. Hewitt, as users have access only to the answers for odd-numbered problems. Participants express a desire for additional resources to verify their work and enhance their understanding of the material. A link to a potential solution set on Cramster is shared, indicating that some users may have found a partial answer there. Overall, the conversation highlights a common challenge among students seeking comprehensive solutions for better learning outcomes.
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I have both the textbook and the practice book, but only the odd numbered answers are given.

I'm trying to do some extra work to better get a handle on the concepts and would like to be able to reference the solutions to check my work.

Can anybody help me find a solution set?

The book is "Conceptual Physics-Tenth Edition" by Paul G. Hewitt.


Thanks for your help.
 
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I have the same question. Did you ever get an answer from anybody?
 
http://physics.cramster.com/conceptual-physics-10th-solutions-10-354.aspx"
 
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