Calculus-Analytic-Geometry by George-Simmons

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The discussion centers around a calculus textbook, which is noted for being well-written and straightforward, similar to the author's Precalculus review book that users find helpful. It serves as the foundation for MIT's Math 18.01 and 18.02 courses, indicating its academic credibility. Despite the presence of some negative reviews on Amazon, the overall consensus leans towards positive feedback, suggesting it is a strong choice among calculus texts. Participants express interest in comparing this book with other calculus resources to determine the best options available.
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I don't have it personally, but I do have his Precalculus review book and I like it a lot. It's well written, easy to follow and pretty much straight to the point.
 
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This text is also used as the basis for MIT's 2006 version of Math 18.01 and 18.02. Please see ocw.mit.edu for details.

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I have the Simmons book in fact. The reason that led me to ask for others people opinios is that I saw some bad reviews about the book on amazon.com (although most of the reviews are positive), so perhaps someone who know this book and another good book on calculus could give an opinion of what is the best and why.
 
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It actually looks like it has good reviews on Amazon. At least compared to other calculus texts.
 

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