James Stewart's Calculus 6th edition

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I didn't work with this book for my last course, but my new university has this listed as the book for calc I, II, and III. I purchased the whole 6th edition, but I see people that have smaller volumes of it. Is this the same book as the volumes or am I going to have to return it?

I have ISBN-13: 978-0-495-01160-6
(It goes from functions/models all the way up to vector calculus and Differential Equations)

and the course requires ISBN-13: 978-0-495-38417-5Hopefully someone knows. Thanks

Edit: I see now that there is a science book section, I apologize for posting in the wrong forum if I did such.
 
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Both are acceptable for calc I (assuming it will cover chapters 1 through 6).

The book you own will cover calc I, II, and III while volume 1 only covers calc I.
 
Ok great, I need it for Calc II/III, so that works out great. Thanks.
 

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