Examinations of trigonometric functions.Theorems on differentiation and antidifferentiation.Differentiation and integration of the powers of x.In-depth explorations of the derivative.It explores the different aspects of calculus using clear proofs that are easy to understand. Calculus: An Intuitive and Physical Approach introduces the subject in a manner that brings it really close to science to help the student understand the complex concepts of calculus easily. Morris Kline uses a more application-oriented approach in this book to talk about calculus. Calculus: An Intuitive and Physical Approach (Second Edition) Publisher: Cengage Learning 10 Edition (January 1, 2013)Ģ.The methods used make it easy for self-study, which is why it made its way onto this list. It is not just for students of mathematics – students of physics, engineering, chemistry, etc. Readers applaud the authors and, even though the book is a bit costly, they say it is worth the price. Odd questions and their answers are also presented in very clear terms. Using the book with the website makes it a more interesting experience as a lot of comprehensive proofs are provided online to help the reader understand. The book integrates media, print, and technology to efficiently aid learning and teaching. This adaptability is one of the reasons why it comes highly recommended. The writers definitely understand the need for simplicity in passing on the basics and use it effectively in the text.Ĭalculus 10th Edition presents a solid teaching method that would fit into just about any environment.
Written by Ron Larson and Bruce Edwards, the book presents calculus in a really innovative manner. This book comes highly recommended by both students and lecturers alike.
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