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[crimsonlux]

speaking of books, do you think they care if we get the teacher's edition of say, a math book? the one in the bookstore is 87 bucks and a teachers edition on half.com is only 55..it says its the same thing except with more notes. anyone ever do this?

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[legallyboston]

I've bought older editions before... I can't imagine there would be anyting wrong with a teacher's one though. There will be answers and such which can help and hurt you.

[scatkat]

If it's for MA117, definitely get the teachers edition. That way you get the answers to both the odd and even questions and can check your work.

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[etomlef]

i've used teacher's editions before. some teachers don't like them because the student already has the work and answers for the practice problems in the chapter, and a lot of teachers like to do these in class.

other's don't care.

the books have the answers to ALL of the problems: odd, even, and problems in the chapter itself. they also have extensive notes in the margins that teachers use in class discussions. the books are awesome for studying and definitely a plus rather than a minus.

[pokie821]

I survived economics with an old addition of the book, as long as it has the same material its usually not a big deal....i mean ur assignments may be on a dif page but i dont htink it will matter. and if u save money, go for it!