Calculus: Early Transcendentals (Rogawski)

Key differences between 3rd and 2nd editions

• Period between current and previous publications: 4 years (2015 vs 2011).
• The First Edition of Rogawski's Calculus: Early Transcendentals textbook was published in 2007.
• The Third Ed. was co-authored with Colin Adams.
• New section 5.3 on indefinite integration.
• New section 7.6 on strategies for integration provides many example on solving integration problems.
• New examples, including:
• Example 7 on local extrema (Section 4.3)
• Example 5 that computes the areas between two curves in two ways (Section 6.1)
• Example 1 on Fibonacci numbers; example 4 on bounded sequence (Section 10.1)
• Example 5 on repeating decimal expansion (Section 10.2)
• Example 7 on limit that does not exist because different paths product different limits (Section 14.2)
• Example 9 on gradient vectors orthogonal to level curves (Section 14.5)
• Example 5 on second derivative tests fails (Section 14.7)