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Title: Calculus by Ronald A. Larson, Roland E. Larson ISBN: 0-669-19600-2 Publisher: D C Heath & Co Pub. Date: September, 1988 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $76.76

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Average Customer Rating: 3.87 (30 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Count On This Book For Help
Comment: I had this text for all three semesters of calculus. I could always count on it for good explanations. The Internet site that accompanies the text is also really great. It has all the worked out solutions to the odd-numbered exercises in the text. These really helped me because I tend to be a late night worker and when I needed help I had only the book or the website to go to. Between the two of them, I always got my questions answered. If you are a student who likes immediate help late at night, this book is for you.

Rating: 5
Summary: Best Math Book I Ever Had
Comment: This is the beginning of my third semester of calculus. I bought this book a year ago and used it for Calc 1 & 2. It is hands-down the best math book I have ever had. It is easy to read, had great graphics, and the student solution guide on the Internet is a life-saver.

Rating: 3
Summary: Your Average Calculus Text, but not the best by far
Comment: This year my school switched Calculus textbooks and used my class as the guinea pigs to test out this book. I did not care for it as much as the brand we had used in the past. My main complaint is about the explanations and example problems. I felt the explanations were frequently incomplete and after reading them over many times, it was still confusing as to how they got from point A to point B. I did not feel the sample problems were representative of the type of problems asked in the exercises for each section. On the otherhand, the problems were very wide-ranging which is nice considering many math textbooks just have the same problem over and over again but with different numbers. If you don't depend on the explanations too much and just need the book for the homework problems, this shouldn't be bad. And even if you do need the explanations and sample problems to help you, I did and I still maintained an A average in the course.