Anyone can recommend a good calculus e-book for understanding?

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Start date Sep 23, 2014
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Sep 23, 2014

Unusualskill

Thanks!

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Oct 6, 2014

gaby287

Spivak

Oct 7, 2014

deluks917

Spivak is not, to my knowledge, freely available.

This e-book however is openly inspired by Spivak and free! Really well done text imo

http://math.uga.edu/~pete/2400FULL.pdf

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