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Good work, but I don't understand why they have to choose different meals. Why can't they all choose the same meal or multiple people choose a particular meal also?

Thanks a lot Enteebee. I have another question from Exercise 10I - Q24 (a) Five diners in a restaurant choose randomly from a menu featuring five main courses. Find the probability that exactly one of the main courses is not chosen by any of the diners (b) Repeat the question if there are n...

From exercise 10H of Cambridge Q 22.(a) A poker hand of five cards is dealt from a standard pack of 52. Find the probability of obtaining (a) one pair (b) two pairs Thanks.

"Contested Spaces - the Cold War" J Briggs - all the way!

I understand we need to know about the sunchrotron, cyclotron and linac but do we need to know about the Van de Graaff accelarator (mentioned in many texts, but seems rather obsolete in terms of "ways physicists use accelarators to continue to develop their understanding of matter")?

Are we required to memorise them for the exam, or will memorising them just be a waste of time?

How many do you have to analyse? Do you have to know them all just in case or only two specifically? My teacher thinks you have to be ready for an exam question which asks for two specific episodes...

I'm confused...:confused:

Can someone please help me understand the following terms with reference to Hamlet and RAGAD: determinism existentialism humanism post-modernism Thanks

Anyone know how/where to get the last 10 years of CSSA Past Trial Papers? Thanks.

I hate to be repetitive, but can you send me a link or something which proves this?

OK, perhaps more specifically, is either option considered more difficult by the board (and hence scaled more)?

Are you certain about that?

Which scales more - Quanta to Quarks or Astrophysics?