I own several cookbooks; my two favorites are "The Advanced Recipe Collection" and the "The Book of Basic Recipes". The Advanced Recipe Collection (A) has 100 recipes that are either main dishes, starters or both. There are 60 recipes for main dishes of which 20 can also be used starters, and the remaining 40 recipes are only for starters and would not be used as main courses. The Book of Basic Recipes (B) has 150 recipes: 90 are for 'main dishes'; the rest are for 'starters', none are in both categories. For consistency, use the following notation: A = Pick Recipe from The Advanced Recipe Collection B = Pick Recipe from The Basic Book of Recipes M = Recipe is a Main Dish S = Recipe is a Starter (i.e. a first course of a meal, also known as an appetizer)

I own several cookbooks; my two favorites are "The Advanced Recipe Collection" and the "The Book of Basic Recipes". The Advanced Recipe Collection (A) has 100 recipes that are either main dishes, starters or both. There are 60 recipes for main dishes of which 20 can also be used starters, and the remaining 40 recipes are only for starters and would not be used as main courses. The Book of Basic Recipes (B) has 150 recipes: 90 are for 'main dishes'; the rest are for 'starters', none are in both categories. For consistency, use the following notation: A = Pick Recipe from The Advanced Recipe Collection B = Pick Recipe from The Basic Book of Recipes M = Recipe is a Main Dish S = Recipe is a Starter (i.e. a first course of a meal, also known as an appetizer)

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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