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Multivariable Calculus (Stewart's Calculus Series) Reviews

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Summary: New, but minor wear on cover
Comment: It was a new book, but part of the spine was worn/slightly damaged. But the damage was no significant enough to really matter that much.

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Summary: Stewart FTW
Comment: This book is worth every penny. Stewart is recognized as one of the best calculus texts available among professors at my community college.

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Summary: Its a typical math book
Comment: Its nth special... a book which covers what you need for calc III but the explanations arent the easiest to understand... Their are lots of questions though which makes it a good book for practice... They should make some of their explanations more clearer and I would have given it 4 stars.

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Summary: Stewart Solution Manual for Calculus
Comment: This is NOT the solution manual for the second half of Stewart's Calculus, 5th Edition (Thomson Publishing). It's part 2 for an earlier (obsolete?) calculus book. If you need the solution's manual for Edition 5, order Dan Clegg's Student Solutions Manual for James Stewart's (Multivariable) Calculus (Thomson Publishing, 2003).

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Summary: Not too bad...
Comment: I thought the text wasn't too bad, but considering the material until about chapter 17 was quite easy, that is really not saying much. The book didn't give appropriate examples of all the different special cases of line and surface integrals, which made 17.3-17.7 quite difficult; I had to learn surface integrals elsewhere. This book wasn't horrible, but I wouldn't recommend it.

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