Where can I get the solutions manual for the physics textbook: "Classical Mechanics" by John R. Taylor?

Question

I am a big believer that students learn the most when they have access to the solutions manual for their texts. Grading and return of homework by teaching assistants takes too long to be useful, and the solutions to problems are most helpful IMMEDIATELY after solving the problem, so the method you used is still fresh in your mind.

In light of this, I am looking for the solutions manual to "Classical Mechanics" by John R. Taylor, but have not as yet been able to find it. Does anyone know where it can be found?

Thanks!

G

Answer 1

i agree with you, it is very difficult to know if you understand a subject if you don't know whether you are getting the answers right or not

the answers give you the assurance that you know what you're doing

i can't find the book you want, but you can request it on this site

http://solutionmanual.net/index.php?boar...

i've noticed this site isn't as good as it used to be, many of the solution manuals are no longer available, but it might be worth a try

,.,.,.

Answer 2

Go to, bookfinders4u, and type in the title and the name of  the author.