Calculus and Its Applications

For two-semester courses in Applied Calculus. 



Anticipating and meeting student needs

Calculus and Its Applications remains a best-selling text because of its intuitive approach that anticipates student needs, and a writing style that pairs clear explanations with carefully crafted figures to help students visualize concepts. Key enhancements in the 2nd Edition include the earlier introduction of logarithmic and exponential functions to help students master these important functions and their applications. 



The text’s accompanying MyLab™ Math course also has been revised substantially, as new co-author Gene Kramer (University of Cincinnati, Blue Ash) revisited every homework question and learning aid to improve  content clarity and accuracy. These and all other aspects of the new edition are designed to motivate and help students more readily understand and apply principles of calculus.



The title of this text was formerly Calculus and Its Applications, Expanded Version.



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