Calculus, Stewart - Calculus both Single & Multivariable?

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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!