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Anton has many different calculus textbooks: Calculus: A New Horizon , Calculus, then "Early Transcendentals" and "Late Transcendentals" versions of the latter calculus text. Both the Early and late versions come in 1 of 4 verions: Single, Multivariable, Brief, and Combined (Single and Multivariable). In addition, his Linear Algebra and Linear Algebra with Applications texts are treated as the same work. Most of his books come with separate study guides, which are treated as separate works.
- Elementary Linear Algebra 267 copies, 1 review
- Calculus with Analytic Geometry 98 copies
- Calculus 45 copies
- Elementary Linear Algebra, Student Solutions Manual, 8th Edition 10 copies, 1 review
- Calculus: Early Transcendentals Combined 9 copies
- Calculus - Early Transcendentals 7 copies
- Applied Finite Mathematics 6 copies
- Calculus: A New Horizon, Brief Edition (6th Edition) 6 copies
- Elementary Linear Algebra with Applications, Student Solutions Manual 4 copies
- Calculus: Late Transcendentals Single and Multivariable 4 copies
- Calculus with Analytic Geometry, Brief Edition, 5th Edition 4 copies
- Contemporary Linear Algebra 4 copies
- Calculus, Early Transcendentals Brief Edition, 8th Edition 3 copies
- Calculus: Early Transcendentals Single Variable 3 copies
- Calculus: A New Horizon, Vol. 3 (6th Edition) 3 copies
- Calculus, Early Transcendentals Combined, Student Resource Manual 3 copies
- The Student Solutions Manual to Calculus With Analytic Geometry 3 copies
- Student Resource Manual to Accompany Calculus: A New Horizon (Calculus) 2 copies
- Calculus: A New Horizon, Vol. 1 (6th Edition) 2 copies
- Calculus, Student Solutions Manual: MV: Multivariable 2 copies
- Calculus, 7th Edition, Late Transcendentals Brief Version 2 copies
- Multivariable Calculus 2 copies
- Mathematics with applications for the management, life, and social… 2 copies
- Lineare Algebra: Einführung, Grundlagen, Übungen 2 copies
- Elementary Linear Algebra 8e & Elementary Linear Algebra Application… 1 copy
- Calculus Howard Anton Brief Second Edition 1 copy
- Showmath Website: To Accompany Calculus 7e. 1 copy
- Calculus: A New Horizon, Vol. 2 (6th Edition) 1 copy
- Student's Solutions Manual to Accompany Calculus Howard Anton, Brief… 1 copy
- Student Solutions Manual Elementary Linear Algebra: Applications Version 1 copy
- Calculus, Late Transcendentals Combined, Student Resource Manual 1 copy
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Anton has many different calculus textbooks: Calculus: A New Horizon , Calculus, then "Early Transcendentals" and "Late Transcendentals" versions of the latter calculus text. Both the Early and late versions come in 1 of 4 verions: Single, Multivariable, Brief, and Combined (Single and Multivariable). In addition, his Linear Algebra and Linear Algebra with Applications texts are treated as the same work. Most of his books come with separate study guides, which are treated as separate works.  | |
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