Finding a Calculus Book for Practice: Stewart Alternatives

[2slowtogofast]

my course I am taking is out of the calc book by stewart. i have this program my school gave that let's you pick your math book, and work out of it on the computer for practice and extra help. There are a ton of calc books on there but not mine. can anyone recommend a good one to use to practice out of or one that is simialr to stewarts. thanks

 

[mathwonk]

try edwards/penney

 

[2slowtogofast]

thanks for the reply but they don't have them either. the program is math xl so if anyone has used it and liked a book that was on there let me know thank you

 

[axeae]

i took a quick look at what they offer and it doesn't appear there's anything too decent. you're probably better off with stewart. some people prefer larson and co. but I think its a toss up.

 

[ice109]

mathwonk i thought the staple suggestion was spivak or apostol

 

[Wonderballs]

I bought a book called the "humoungous book of calculus problems" by: micheal kelley. I found this book a good asset for helping me to understand what is in my coursebook. However you really need to cover up the solutions as this book dosent offer any problems to do by yourself. Every problem has a solution and explanation attached to it.

 

[mathwonk]

he did not ask for the best books, but asked for something comparable to stewart.