Enhanced WebAssign Printed Access Card for Calculus, Multi-Term Courses, Life of Edition, 1st Edition

My school wanted me to buy it for 200. Scam artists just got scammed. Anyway, the code worked just fine, and I can access my material and homework. Pretty much straightforward.Edit: Finished my second year in May '24 (Cal 1-2)

The code worked for me. Just be sure to enter it EXACTLY as it appears on the card, unless it will not work. This includes spaces and the prefix. I believe that I have the multi-term access because my professor told us that we will be using Webassign in the second semester and the same book. So if you're going to use the same textbook next semester, the code should work, which is much cheaper than buying from your campus bookstore or the Webassign website. But like others had said in their reviews, make sure to check that the ISBN of the code needed for the class matches EXACTLY to the ISBN you're purchasing.

it is cheaper than buying from webassign itself and from university's bookstore.

When my son finally received the access code and tried to use it, he received a message stating that the code had already been used by another student. This was supposed to be a new product. My son stated that it arrived without any covering. He has now missed an assignment and will miss another before a new access code can be issued. To say that I am upset is an understatement. I joined Amazon Prime because I felt that I could receive quality products. If this is the type of products and service that I can expect, I will not be renewing my membership. I will take my chances with other vendors since I feel that I am rolling the dice with Amazon at a cost of $99 per year.

Very useful, and came in a timely matter in a neat envelope. It did it''s purpose to get access. Would I buy it again? Yes, if I was unfortunate enough to have to use web assign again. Though I'm currently waiting to see if this is actually multi term access.Edit: Even though I verified that the code worked for both courses, and that it was considered part of the same subject, the item didn't work with the new class. So if the textbook changes it doesn't work for multiple classes even if it is multi term code.

Access code worked for my class, I was a bit worried that it would not, because of the Prefix code said "Cengage-RMY" and I was not sure what that meant, but I bought it and gave it a try. Before opening the code I did some research and found this website that will help anyone unsure. I Googled "WebAssign - Access Card Prefix Check".I think this page is broken so what I did was typed "Calculus" in the "Look up Textbook" section, and then I matched the cover of the book with the photo on the page, (I found the right book cover by using the curtesy 12 day free trial by Cengage and signing in with my teacher's provided class code (which you will need anyway). Then on the last two columns on the right it will say which access code Prefix can be used with the book. I hope this helps those who may be confused, like me. It does save a lot of money, and the ebook is available with no extra costs.

Product works exactly what you need it for... aiding in your calc meltdowns. But all seriousness the product was exactly what was needed for my class. Received a code that hadn’t been used before. And Ended up passing

This was a great deal, especially buying from the new and used section. It comes with the "Youbook" Calculus: Early Transcendentals - 7e Stewart, James. I wasn't sure what to expect so I also purchased a physical copy, but now I realize I didn't have to. The Youbook is similar to a .pdf but contains interactive links to videos. I've accessed this course from several computers and found that pages of the book and videos will not load on computers with older versions of software (adobe flash player, etc). If you run into this, and cannot update the software for whatever reason, you can google the .pdf.