Where Can I Find the Amsco Mathematics B Answer Book Online?

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Users are seeking the Amsco Mathematics B answer book online, expressing urgency for effective studying. Responses emphasize that directing others to such resources may not be appropriate and suggest that relying on answer books can hinder true understanding of the material. Instead, engaging with specific homework questions and sharing methods for problem-solving is encouraged for better learning outcomes. The discussion highlights a balance between seeking help and fostering independent study skills. Overall, the focus remains on promoting effective study practices rather than simply obtaining answers.
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hi guys, I know this is not the appropriate place to post this, but i can find no other.
Does anyone know where i can find the answer book to the amsco's mathematics b textbook online.. whether it be just online to view, or torrent, or to buy?... I really need the answers or my studying will not be so effective.


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Sorry but I don't think it would be appropriate for myself or any other user to direct you to this or even advice any further on it. I'd say though that from some experience actually having the answers like this is rarely the best way to really learn the subject matter instead of simple time and effort. I'm sure if you had any problems with your work along the way and posted those questions on here with your methods and attempts at the solutions, we then could help with keeping you on the right track. :smile:
 

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