There is such a book, which seems to be called Synchronous Solutions to Mechanics of Materials. I borrowed it from the library when I was at school. The style of cover design is very similar to that of material mechanics textbook, which includes the induction and explanation of knowledge points. Of course, it is mainly the detailed answers to the exercises after class. At the end of the book, there is a folded and very practical table. I tore it off, and then I don't know where it went. If I didn't see your question, I couldn't remember it.

Having said so much nonsense, let's get down to business!

I suggest you go to the library and check it online in your school library. If this textbook is generally used, the library should have this book. If you borrow a book and find there is no desk behind it, then we may be from the same school, haha!

The following is found online. You can download it after registration. I haven't downloaded it. I don't know how to do it! Netease also has it!

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Alas, a lot of nonsense, let's go ~ ~ ~