Calculus, Stewart - Calculus both Single & Multivariable?

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Stewart's "Calculus" textbook includes both Single and Multivariable Calculus, specifically in the 5th edition. The text covers Calculus I through III, with Chapter 15 dedicated to Multivariable Calculus. The presence of chapters on multiple integrals confirms the inclusion of multivariable concepts. Users should verify the edition and chapter content to ensure comprehensive coverage of both topics.

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  • Understanding of single-variable calculus concepts
  • Familiarity with integral calculus
  • Knowledge of multivariable functions
  • Ability to interpret calculus textbook structures
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  • Review Stewart's "Calculus" 5th edition, focusing on Chapter 15 for multivariable topics
  • Study multiple integrals and their applications in multivariable calculus
  • Explore additional resources on vector calculus
  • Practice problems from both single and multivariable calculus sections
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Calculus, Stewart - "Calculus" both Single & Multivariable?

There are are several different texts so I'm confused. I have "Calculus", does it include both Single & Multivariable?
 
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Well if it says Stewarts Calculus and Context, than that is single variable.
It covers Calc. I-III
 
if you have the 5th edition check chapter 15, I believe that is the multivariable chapter.
Or just check for a chapter that covers multiple integrals, double/tripple
 
yes it does. i figured multiple integrals implied "multi-variable" but i didn't want to assumeee bc "lkjsdlfkds" well you know the quote ;) thanks!
 

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