<p>I know a lot of students like to wait until their first lecture/meeting to figure out whether or not to buy a textbook. Should I buy the calc III textbook now in hopes of saving money or is it not very useful? What about gen chem (130)?</p>
<p>Buy both now</p>
<p>It’s like a nightmare tryign to find these books … any help/tips lol… tried searching for title and isbn</p>
<p>Also… say for math/science classes do you suggest I rent out the textbooks instead of buying them used? or persay at least the lab books</p>
<p>MDE, they have the Calc 3 book (presuming they haven’t changed it in the last couple of months) available for download here: <a href=“http://umichbooks.wikispaces.com/[/url]”>http://umichbooks.wikispaces.com/</a> </p>
<p>Gen Chem I can’t find.</p>
<p>By the way, I’ve updated all the links, so they should all be working now.</p>
<p>calc III textbook is EXTREMELY useful. i never took any notes in class cuz it has all the problems and solutions in the book, definitely get it.
A friend even kept the book for reference purposes cuz its so awesome</p>
<p>wow online copy… hmm</p>
<p>^print it out since u got like 2000 pages.</p>
<p>nice job qwerty :)</p>
<p>the book online is the same book for calc 3 unless i made a mistake. the book online is calculus:early transcendentals and the book for class is multivariable calculus </p>
<p>the books are different but cover much of the same material so it is probably still useful.</p>
<p>Checking the book, I think it should be exactly the same starting with chapter 12 until chapter 16. The only difference should be that the material in the book on the site includes calc 1 & 2 material from Ch 1 to 11.</p>
<p>No, bad spammer! Buying textbooks is a thing of the past because of my website which I posted above.</p>
<p>do the professors give the homework out of the book or from another source. Would the problems in the text be the same or would you have to hunt down a friend to “borrow” a book to do your homework?</p>
<p>The problems should be all the same as the other general Stewart calculus versions that you’d buy online. U of M’s version (that you’d buy at the bookstore) for some reason is slightly different, most questions are the same, but a few may be different. At least it was when they were using the 5th edition.</p>