Revised to reflect the tremendous changes taking place in the way calculus is taught. With its well-known penchant for clarity and detail, it now includes nearly 1,000 new exercises, emphasizing the use of the calculator; a new section on using integral tables; major revision of numerical integration data, focusing on error estimation; more complete information on the interpretation of graph data; reworked and updated material on logarithms; and many new examples reflecting the increased importance of numerical applications. Continues the fine tradition of earlier volumes with attention to detail, well-written explanations and a lively, accessible approach to learning.