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theoristo
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I've just bought(and borrowed) these books :
A first course in calculus by lang(621 pages but apparentely I've heard it lacks exercises(not enough))
Essential Calculus with Applications by silverman(286 pages apparently very good exercises)
or The calculus lifesaver by Banner(about the same size as lang's but more exercises)
Calculus for the practical man (used by Feynman and only 289 pages)
could you tell me objectively Which one would do for a 5-7 hours a day of self teaching for a month?
A first course in calculus by lang(621 pages but apparentely I've heard it lacks exercises(not enough))
Essential Calculus with Applications by silverman(286 pages apparently very good exercises)
or The calculus lifesaver by Banner(about the same size as lang's but more exercises)
Calculus for the practical man (used by Feynman and only 289 pages)
could you tell me objectively Which one would do for a 5-7 hours a day of self teaching for a month?