Study Guide for Stewart's Single Variable Calculus

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Summary: Condensed, concise, and great for reviewing
Review: If you've ever read Stewart's Calculus book, you know that it's quite thorough -- sometimes excessively. It's nice to have all the information you will ever need for a topic and more, but sometimes it can be a little cumbersome finding the most important material. (Especially when cramming after completing a major programming assignment and reading two 300 page British Lit books!) This book will effectively let you sit down and get to the point of a topic so that you can learn the basics. Then, if you need to know more, you can always consult the enormous hardcover text. (Did I mention it has great review problems?) It's a great companion to the text, but my only complaint is that some of the topics, though more concise, are still just as confusing to understand.