Where can I find a solutions manual for Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics?

[Bradracer18]

Hey guys! I took mechanics last year, and did fairly well...A-. But, we had a solutions manual/file that a friend had, so we could study on the weekends a lot for upcoming exams.

We are struggling in Dynamics, and need to begin studying for the first exam(in 2 weeks). So, my question is, does anyone know of a place I can get solutions or manuals. The actual book doesn't list any websites or anything...and my poor web searching abilities don't seem to work either.


The book is Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics(2nd edition) by William Riley and Leroy Sturges.


Thanks guys, any help would be great! We just like to run through a TON of problems to get ourselves ready, and its nearly impossible with solutions(and is even nicer, if its worked out too...so we can learn from our mistakes).

 

[mr_coffee]

I don't see the harm in solution manuals, I find them very handy but, if they aren't listed that means they aren't available unless your a professor.

So you can obtain them but not in a legit way so no one is going to help you here I'm guessing.

 

[berkeman]

Requests for solution manuals for textbooks are not allowed on the PF. Solution manuals are for instructors, NOT for students.

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