Calculus (update)

Rating:
Summary: Not the Best; Not the Worst
Review: I suppose someday someone will come up with the perfect calculus textbook. It's certainly not this one. It provides basic explanations, then jumps to advanced, leaving all the but the math whiz in the dust. Example--Riemann sums--the book showed the basics, then the first problem involved a cubic equation, not even hinted at in the text. And, maybe I'm old-fashioned, but I like a book that has been fully proof read, and bound by competent binders (Kudos to McGraw-Hill for doing the right thing and offered to replace all our books.) The web page, however, is very good.

Rating:
Summary: Very Clear!
Review: This is a very good book for undergraduate students. I use this book for my Calculus III class, and I feel the authors do a good job here because they explain every concept carefully. I love the proof that follows with every concept.
This book can be a tool book not just for a textbook. If you are looking for a claculus textbook you might consider to use this book!