Study Guide for Stewart S Single Variable Calculus Concepts and Contexts (with CD), 2nd [With CDROM]

by Robert Burton and James Stewart

Book Overview

Reinforces student understanding of calculus with additional explanations, worked-out examples, and practice problems.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0534379249
• ISBN13: 9780534379247
• Release Date: March 2001
• Publisher: Brooks Cole
• Length: 645 Pages
• Weight: 1.85 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Excellent study guide if you need step by step instruction

This book help me through the semester without carrying the heavy text book everyday. This book is an excellent guide especially for a slow learner like myself. It explains the complicated calculus concepts in easy words. Since my professor did not used the text book much, except for a few homework assignments, I use this study guide book and my lecture note only to prepare for my exams.

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Helpful Suppliment

This book really helps out when you have to learn on your own. It gives a detailed work out of each problem. Helps by showing the steps and process of working the problems. Definitely worth having.

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Condensed, concise, and great for reviewing

If you've ever read Stewart's Calculus book, you know that it's quite thorough -- sometimes excessively. It's nice to have all the information you will ever need for a topic and more, but sometimes it can be a little cumbersome finding the most important material. (Especially when cramming after completing a major programming assignment and reading two 300 page British Lit books!) This book will effectively let you sit down and get to the point of a topic so that you can learn the basics. Then, if you need to know more, you can always consult the enormous hardcover text. (Did I mention it has great review problems?) It's a great companion to the text, but my only complaint is that some of the topics, though more concise, are still just as confusing to understand.