Textbook covering calculus and probability theory Is anyone able to recommend a textbook that covers the following topics at a level suitable for econ undergraduates?


Differential calculus, including the various rules of differentiation and partial derivatives.
At least some integral calculus.
Probability theory, expected values, Bayes' rule.
(optional) basic set theory.


I can find books with a nice treatment of calculus, but am struggling to find a book that also includes coverage of topics in probability.

Failing one book that covers all of these topics, I also welcome suggestions of books that might work well together to give such coverage.
In a course similiar to yours at the Radboud University Nijmegen, the Netherlands, they use two different lecture notes (in Dutch) and each set of notes recommends a book. 

For probability theory, they recommend the following book:


Murray R. Spiegel, John J. Schiller, R. A. Srinivasan: (Schaum’s Outline of Theory and Problems of) Probability and Statistics. McGraw-Hill
Companies, 2000, 408 p., ISBN: 0071350047.