torquemada said:anyway to get those?
fss said:Not "legally", unless you're an instructor.
torquemada said:lol - will they come after you?
A solutions manual is a supplementary resource that provides step-by-step solutions to problems in a specific textbook. It is meant to assist students in understanding and practicing the concepts taught in the textbook.
The decision to include a solutions manual with a textbook is usually made by the publisher. Some textbooks, especially those in higher level courses, may not have a solutions manual available due to the complexity of the problems and the need for students to develop problem-solving skills on their own.
No, solutions manuals are not the same as answer keys. Answer keys typically only provide the final answer to a problem, while solutions manuals provide a detailed explanation of how to arrive at the answer.
No, solutions manuals should be used as a study aid to help students understand the concepts and practice problem-solving skills. It is not ethical to use a solutions manual to cheat on assignments or exams.
Solutions manuals can often be purchased separately from the textbook or may be available for free on the publisher's website. Some university libraries may also have copies available for students to use. Alternatively, students can form study groups to work through problems together and compare their solutions.