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So I'm going to uni in the fall and I'm not trying to spend money on textbooks. Does anyone know where I can get:
- Introduction To Linear Algebra Ed: 5
- Single Variable Calculus Pkg Ed: 8
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>>177594
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>>177594
You don't really need those exact books that your uni recommends. You can do perfectly fine with different books since math is universal.
I got through Calc 1-3 + differentials with these bad boys:
Linear Algebra and its Applications 4th edition by David C. Lay
Calculus: A Complete Course 7th edition by Robert A. Adams and Christopher Essex
One thing you might find annoying is that you won't be able to do recommended exercises.
Here's a link if you want them: https://mega.nz/#!k01R3CCK!3L_HduKpEwnB-0jaIrIQWayxh8Oq7N7QXYQgeDlh9vA
To be honest, I didn't even use the books that much. In fact I owe everything to this web side: http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/
I literally sat 12 hours and read everything I could on Multi-variable Calculus day before exam which has saved my ass. I highly recommend you check it out.
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