Which physics texts have COMPLETE solutions manuals

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The discussion revolves around the availability of complete solutions manuals for calculus-based physics textbooks, specifically Halliday and Resnick. The original poster expresses a lack of motivation to solve problems due to limited solutions provided in the text.

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  • Participants explore the existence of complete solutions manuals, questioning their accessibility and legality. There is a focus on whether such resources are available for students or restricted to instructors.

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The conversation is ongoing, with participants sharing insights about the availability of solutions manuals and discussing potential avenues to access them. Some guidance is offered regarding online resources, though the legality of access is questioned.

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There is an underlying assumption that complete solutions manuals are typically reserved for instructors, raising questions about the implications for students seeking help with problem-solving.

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I've been reading halliday and resnick, but i have no motivation to do the problems since they only have solutions for a small minority of them. i was wondering if anyone knows of calc based texts with a corresponding complete solutions manual (or at least every odd/even problem at the very minimum)? thanks so much :)
 
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Most of them have complete solutions manuals... for instructors.
 
anyway to get those?
 
torquemada said:
anyway to get those?

Not "legally", unless you're an instructor.
 
Go to cramster.com for a reasonable fee they have most of the solutions for most of the major texts used for college courses.
 
fss said:
Not "legally", unless you're an instructor.

lol - will they come after you?
 
torquemada said:
lol - will they come after you?

No, they just won't sell them to you in the first place. Typically the sale of such items is double checked by your university's regional sales representative to ensure that you are someone who should have access to those publications.
 

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