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Calculus III generally entails vector calculus, divergence and curl, and continuing study of integrals and derivatives. What is mainly studies, however, is the calculus of multi-variable functions, such as f(x,y,z,w,b,a) rather than just f(x) (Typically, it would just be of two variables, but the idea holds).

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