<p>I ordered the Stewart: Early Trans. Book for a correspondence course and i was only shipped the \"Single Variable\" book instead of the \"full edition\"</p>
<p>if i order the \"Multi Variable\" part, will the two of my books be equivalent to the normal \"full edition\"?</p>
<p>I think the page numbers might be a little bit off but they should have the same content. I'm not sure but the Multivariable one might include the single variable one too. The one that I have has single and multivariable together. It's a pretty good textboook.</p>
<p>i have stewart multivariable and it is <em>only</em> multivariable, not both.</p>
<p>Stewart is an exceptional calculus book, both for learning and advanced questions, however if you are planning to pursue mathematics at a higher level, and have a passion for the subject, I would duly recommend Calculus: with Analytic Geometry by George Simmons... It is a much more thorough and sophisticated text, and lays the foundations far better than Stewart.</p>