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MAT 132
Textbook Information

Fall  2019


 
 

Getting the textbook at an affordable price is possible, but a bit tricky.

Our textbook for MAT 132 will nominally be Single Variable Calculus (Stony Brook Edition 4), by James Stewart.
This comes bundled with an access card for multi-semester access to WebAssign (which also includes an electronic copy of the text).

It is important to understand that access to WebAssign is required for the course. However, since you will receive two weeks of free access
to WebAssign at the beginning of the course, which gives you some time to weigh your options.

The bookstore sells the text for $230 (new) or for a slightly discounted price used. However, the textbook is actually identical to the version

Stewart's Single Variable Calculus: Concepts, 4th ed, with WebAssign

that Amazon sells for $275, except for the cover, as our department made a deal with the publisher to reduce the price for Stony Brook students.

But there are still other, cheaper options.



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