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A user offers to provide a textbook and its solutions manual through private messaging, suggesting that a Google search might yield many results for these resources. However, they note that while PDF versions of most books are readily available, complete solutions manuals are harder to find. There is a desire expressed for a manual that only includes final answers rather than detailed step-by-step solutions. Additionally, it is mentioned that WolframAlpha can provide final answers for many problems, but not all.
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If you PM me I can hook you up with a textbook and its solutions manual
 
I'd be willing to bet that a google search would turn up a lot of results for this. Have you tried it yet?
 
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I'd be willing to bet that a google search would turn up a lot of results for this. Have you tried it yet?
You would think so, but it actually is not. Most books you can find in PDF format, but the complete solutions manual is more difficult to find. I personal wish they would just have a manual that only had the final answers for all the problems and not the step by step method of how to get the answers.

With wolframalpha, much of the final answers can be obtained, but not for all questions.
 

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