how do i go about finding the teachers solution manuel for my college calc book?
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That's a good question. \n\nShouldn't the student books have all the answers since they are written for, uh, STUDENTS!? I think one reason the instructor's editions have all the answers is because most instructors can't answer all the questions correctly. Yes, I said MOST. Also, if those same teachers would spend the time to test students using original problems, then they wouldn't need to use problems copied from the book. And, hence, no need to hide the answers.\n \nTry searching on ebay or some online used book dealers. In Texas we have a chain of stores called Half Price Books. I've found many instructor's edition there but most were for older editions or other authors' books. Even the previous edition of your calc book probably has the same questions. Try to locate a teachers's edition of that one on ebay and/or the solution manual.\n\nGood luck and keep studying!
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Mathematics 8e Instructor's Manual\nISBN 0-471-31797-7\nWritten by Erwin Kreyszig includes solutions to even problems and comments/ hints on teaching the material to highlight important ideas, applications, etc.
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Go to the textbook publisher's website and see if you can find anything.
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I think you can try this website \nhttp://www.algebra-test.com \nhttp://www.algebraavenue.com\nhttp://www.algebra-online.com/algebra-equation.html \nhttp://www.algebrahelp.com\nhttp://www.algebra-net.com\nhttp://www.algebra-online.com/solve-algebra-equation.html\nhttp://www.algebrahelp.com/lessons/equationbasics/pgw.htm\nhttp://www.algebrasolver.com\nhttp://www.edhelper.com/algebra.htm\nhttp://www.math.com/students/worksheet/algebra_sp.htm
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I hope you are an instructor and not a student.  But since every instructor knows where to get a solutions manual, I suspect you are a student.  Shame on you!  Do the work.
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Contact the publisher of your textbook. They are normally happy to provide materials to you, and they are intergrated with your book.
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My mother has been a teacher for 30+ years; she uses www.edhelper.com. As a college student my professors recommend www.infoplease.com/homework. A good friend of mine uses www.reference.AOL.com. Hope one of these works for you!
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http://thesaurus.maths.org/mmkb/entry.html?action=entryById&id=3206\n\nhttp://mathforum.org/library/drmath/view/51899.html\n\nhttp://www-staff.mcs.uts.edu.au/~don/pubs/solving.html\n\nhttp://thesaurus.maths.org/mmkb/entry.html?action=entryById&id=3206
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you should read your textbook and do practice problems to help.  ask your teacher or classmate for help.
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www.aaamath.com i hope I helped
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Umm... I think a "web math homework solver" doesn't exist. You could try getting Mathematica (i'm not discussing how you get the full version), it is a little complicated but it solves (if you know how to use it) all kinds of math problems.\n\nhttp://www.wolfram.com/
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Go to www.education.ti.com and serch for it though you calculator model
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Method 1.\n1.Use MS office to type your cheat sheet. \n2. When it's done, set the font size to about 4.\n3. Cut it into small size for easy hiding.\n\nMethod 2.\n1.Type all your answer/note.\n2.Hide your cheat sheet underneath your exam paper pretend it as the last page of your exam paper.  \n\nMethod 3.\na. Ask someone who took the exam (same professor different exam time)and ask for the exam question.\n\nMethod 4. (for Multiple choice)\na. look around for possible answer from people around you.\nb. go to the professor/teacher and pretend asking for some stupid question while you checking out the people's answer sheet which people had finished and handed in.\n\nMethod 5. \nWrite the answer on the table with pencil (which harder to notice by others) \n\nMethod 6. (only for exam which no one will know who you are)\nMake a fake ID for your friend and they take the exam for you.\n\nMethod 7.\nPay someone to take the class for you.\n\nMethod 8. (online exam)\nOpen all your electronic materials and search engine to search and find the answer. (your friend can help also)\n\nMethod 9.\nHide all the equation under your calculator cover.\n\nMethod 10\n1.Finish your exam paper but don't write your name.\n2.Hopefully someone forget to write their name on their exam paper.\n3. Clam the unnamed exam paper with the higher score is yours.\n\nMethod 11\nToliet break (to search the answer from textbook).
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hotmath.com.. thats what i use when i need help fom specific math books... but i think they just offer help... but i think you have to pay.. sorry\n\n-shamar
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try www.quickmath.com and www.calculator.com. I have a lot of others if you want them.
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www.hotmath.com\nthe login password is "ca41839ca"\ngood luck
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Dude, it's in the chapter, read it and plug in those numbers.  Textbooks NEVER give difficult problems that you cant just plug in the numbers into an example provided in the text of the chapter and figure the answer out.