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Why do buses come in threes

Paperback • 1998 • English

Why do buses come in threes

By Rob Eastway, Jeremy Wyndham

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The hidden mathematics of everyday life

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9781861052476

Published year

1998

Language

English

Original title

Why do buses come in threes

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Paperback

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