Calculus
by Gilbert Strang
Publisher: Wellsley Cambridge Press 1991
Number of pages: 671
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The book covers all the material of single and multivariable calculus that is normally in a three semester course for science, mathematics, and engineering students. The style is less formal and more personal than the typical text, and it has a definite point of view that helps keep the book to a reasonable length.
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