<p>My math book is a Calculus: Stewart 5th Edition. I know it's way out of date, but is it possible to just use that? Or should I get the new one?</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>first off, u don't even have the right author or the right book. The MATH 20B book is by Rogawski, not Stewart.</p>
<p>Well, there is a Stewart book for Calculus (I've used it myself for a community college Calc class), and personally, I think the stuff inside should be the same (content wise), but you would need someone with the Rogawski book to do the problems.</p>
<p>Both Math 20a and Math 20b require the same book: Calculus early tanscendentals (Jon Rogawski total 17 chapters) . Math 20b starts from chapter 5 to 10 for sure. Math 20a starts from Chapter 1-4. Order Calculus early tanscendentals bundle to get discount price $106. </p>
<p>Student Solution Manual gives you the solutions for odd numbers. It helps in some way when your TA gives you even number homework.</p>