Please suggest a book which starts with elementary concepts but contains enough advanced topics as well. Also it would be great if language is not very difficult to understand. Thank you
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Try CENGAGE publications - G.TEWANI.
I personally found it very helpful.
It has very very less errors.
It starts all topics from the basic and goes upto jee-advanced level.
It contains many short-cut methods to solve problems which are helpful in entrance exams.
The books are a little bit costlier than other books available on the same topics..
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If you need a book on calculus then you may buy CALCULUS- Differential & Integral by R.K.Patnaik
Try CENGAGE publications - G.TEWANI. I personally found it very helpful. It has very very less errors. It starts all topics from the basic and goes upto jee-advanced level. It contains many short-cut methods to solve problems which are helpful in entrance exams. The books are a little bit costlier than other books available on the same topics..