You have read 200 of the 400 novels in your home, but your sister Roslyn has read 100, of which only 100 are novels you have read as well. E is the event that a novel has been read by neither you nor your sister. P(E) = how many unordered sets are there of three items chosen from six?

You have read 200 of the 400 novels in your home, but your sister Roslyn has read 100, of which only 100 are novels you have read as well. E is the event that a novel has been read by neither you nor your sister. P(E) = how many unordered sets are there of three items chosen from six?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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