by Robert Eastaway, Jeremy Wyndham · Robson Books Ltd · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781861058621
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«Why Do Buses Come in Threes?» is the popular mathematics essay by Rob Eastaway and Jeremy Wyndham (Robson Books Ltd, paperback, 176 pages, in English).
The book humorously explains the mathematics and probability hidden in everyday life: why buses come in threes, why traffic lights always seem to be red, or how chance works in the lottery, bad luck and coincidences. It also covers running in the rain, queues and shower temperature.
The full subtitle is The Hidden Mathematics of Everyday Life. New Ed edition, published on 17 June 2005; ISBN-10 1861058624.
For curious readers who want to discover the mathematics of daily life without needing advanced knowledge.
