Studying Real Analysis textbook and study guide

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The discussion centers around finding a quality online textbook that includes a study guide for a class currently using Trench's online book primarily as a reference. The user is seeking a resource that offers a substantial number of problems with worked solutions and explanations. A recommendation is made to check a specific blog, hbpms.blogspot.com, which lists various online textbooks, including free options. The user expresses appreciation for the suggestions provided.
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Hey, I'm taking a bit of a flyer here, but does anyone know of a half decent online textbook that also has a study guide? My class is working out of Trench's online book, but more or less it's just for a reference and problems, we mainly just work from notes. Would there be any book (online) covering comparable material that would have a study guide with it?

I more or less just want a decent number of problems that have worked through solutions/explanations.
 
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Oh that looks great, thanks.
 

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