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Calculus ninth edition by Ron Larson, Bruce H. Edwards

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ead and download Calculus book by Ron Larson and Bruce H. Edwards



If you would like study any of these topics:
fitting graphs and models to data, limits, differentiations and applications of differentiation, integrations and applications of integration, logarithmic and exponential  functions, differential equations, infinite series, vectors and geometry of space, multiple integration, vector analysis

I recommend reading this fantastic valuable book:



Here is a course taught at MIT, through which you can study single variable calculus:
 

If you ask yourself a question "Why should I learn Calculus?", the answer is that Calculus is a super powerful mathematical tool for scientists and engineers. Through Calculus we can measure quantities that are not very easily to be measured. The greatest human achievements would not be made without the discovery of Calculus. The discovery of Calculus was made by both Newton and Leibniz. Through Calculus Newton could discover the General Law of Gravitation. Thanks to Calculus The measurement of the radius of the nucleus was achieved by Rutherford. GPS and satellite movements is being done accurately through Calculus.
Finally Calculus is not just a technology, but also it is the most important mathematical branch.
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