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Lial M,Greenwell R,Ritchey N. Calculus with Applications 11ed 2017

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Attention all serious students and fun-loving math nerds! We bet you've been puzzling over the Lial M, Greenwell R, Ritchey N. Calculus with Applications, 11th edition 2017! A staple in the math department, this college textbook has left you scratching your heads more than once, hasn't it? 🤔 The authors, Margaret L. Lial, Raymond N. Greenwell and Nathan P. Ritchey, have a knack for challenging your brain, don't they? Their wisdom condensed into the world of calculus is truly mind-boggling, but sometimes, you just wish there was a cheat code! (Psst.. Here it is)

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