Advanced Calculus Problem Solver: A Complete Solution Guide to Any Textbook (Rea's Problem Solvers)

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Summary: Bad typesetting
Review: All math students get stuck on a problem, while that maybe irritating enough, looking for the answer in this book doesn't make your situation any better. So if you're anyway like me, you don't want to spend 1 hour racking your brain on one math problem when you have billions of other things to do and another millenium looking for a problem that remotely resembles yours in this waste of paper. I'm not trying to be discouraging to anyone looking for help, but I suggest that you just continue your search. I bought this book and I am now sending it back. So be your own judge. If you don't believe me, then my second suggestion would be to find the book in a book store and check it out yourself before buying it. Just being honest.

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Summary: Upset College Student
Review: All math students get stuck on a problem, while that maybe irritating enough, looking for the answer in this book doesn't make your situation any better. So if you're anyway like me, you don't want to spend 1 hour racking your brain on one math problem when you have billions of other things to do and another millenium looking for a problem that remotely resembles yours in this waste of paper. I'm not trying to be discouraging to anyone looking for help, but I suggest that you just continue your search. I bought this book and I am now sending it back. So be your own judge. If you don't believe me, then my second suggestion would be to find the book in a book store and check it out yourself before buying it. Just being honest.

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Summary: Another fine resource from the folks at REA!
Review: If you are taking a course covering the theory of Advanced Calculus or perhaps in introductory Real Analysis, this book is a great buy. There is alot of material covered, but make sure that you compare the syllabus of your couse and the contents of this book before buying. This book contains fully (and I mean fully) worked out solutions to very difficult problems that you may encounter in such courses. My only complaint is that there should have been included more of the proof-type questions for infinte suequences and series. However, if you taking merely an introductory calculus course, you would be better off buying REA's "Calulus Problem Solver", which is another great book.

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Summary: Bad typesetting
Review: This book contains a wealth of useful information. My only complaint is that REA hasn't re-set the book in a decent type face. Instead, they continue to publish these books that look like they were typeset on a manual typewriter. Very hard on the eyes...