Should I give up on locating the solutions manual for

[Stacy in NJ]

Foerster's Algebra I, 1994 3rd edition (ISBN 0201860945)?

 

I can just buy the new edition and solutions manual, but I bought the older edition for $6 and was hoping to get lucky with the solutions manual.

 

Any advice?

 

Danke Schon,

 

:D

Edited October 16, 2009 by Stacy in NJ
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[Janet in MA]

Did you see that Follett is expecting to get some in stock soon, used, for $28.15? Not cheap, but perhaps better than purchasing a new textbook and solution manual.

 

http://www.fes.follett.com/follett_fes_general/bookdetails.cfm?bID=309954&bc=Used&P=1&isbn=0201860945&CFID=3104752&CFTOKEN=63129552

 

I have purchased from them several times and been pleased.

 

Janet

[Stacy in NJ]

Wow, just wow.

 

You're the cat's pajamas, Janet.

 

Thanks for providing the link. I'll back order it.

[Sunshine State Sue]

You might want to double check somehow that this is truly the solutions manual. When I search at http://www.addall.com with the ISBN, it looks like the student book to me. I finally broke down and ordered the solutions manual new. It works fine with my 1999 student book.

[Stacy in NJ]

You might want to double check somehow that this is truly the solutions manual. When I search at http://www.addall.com with the ISBN, it looks like the student book to me. I finally broke down and ordered the solutions manual new. It works fine with my 1999 student book.

 

Sue, My e-mail confirmation lists "solution manual". I'll post here and let you folks know whether it's the text or the SM once I receive it.