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Thanks to everyone who answered my questions about the difference between Calculus I,II.III. I have in fact ordered both of the books MidgetDwarf has recommended (second hand, older editions to keep the cost down. They haven't arrived yet though). Can I take it that these two books will cover...

OK, I get it. Thanks. The book I am currently reading is Engineering Mathematics by K.A.Stroud. I haven't seen this one mentioned in the Physics Forums yet so I'm not sure if it is good or not. What I am trying to figure out is whether it includes all the calculus I will need. There is a follow...

What is the difference between Calculus I,II,III? Which subjects distinguish them? Which self-study books would you recommend for each of these? (I already have Calculus by Spivak, but I don't know if that covers Calculus I,II or III)