What Are the Best Textbooks for Learning Mathematics Through Physics?

[tarakan]

Hello
I would like to know if there are any good textbooks that can teach mathematics in relationship to physics or explain the usage of popular physical formulæ. I am a hobbyist and I need to have a better understanding of the Calculus problems that I am dealing with while I am working on fluxgate magnetometer - based project.

I found this:

Mathematics for Physics I
Michael Stone
and
Paul Goldbart

Are there any better textbooks out there?
I still cannot forget the Sheldon Axler precalculus textbook I had used in high school. I wish that all textbooks for all disciplines are written like this.

I don't need mathematical examples from any other disciplines. I don't consider economics a hard science for example.

 

[tarakan]

I have:
Mathematics for Physics I
Michael Stone and Paul Goldbart

I cannot understand a lot of things in this book.
I need a simpler textbook.I took calculus 13 years ago in college and I entirely forgot it because of no use.
I never took physics, only economics and other not very hard sciences.

I want to learn everything that surrounds physics. Nobody used physics to teach mathematics?
I am not looking for a school/college textbook loaded with exercises. I just want to learn how things are written and where they are coming from.

I need it for work.

Is there any good book that you can recommend me to remind me of how things are written and how they work?

Thank you.