Calculus: Single Variable

Calculus: Single Variable, 11th Edition, is a mathematics textbook published by Wiley that presents core single-variable concepts. Across 768 pages, the volume emphasizes mathematical clarity, applied examples, and structured exercises.

The pedagogical approach uses the Rule of Four to explain mathematical principles. Under this framework, topics are examined through verbal, algebraic, visual, and numerical points of view.

To encourage computational problem solving, the textbook includes designated technology exercises marked by icons. These prompts guide students to work through mathematical problems using graphing calculators or computer algebra systems such as Maple, Derive, or Mathematica.