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Originally Posted by Trollheart
Just ask here. I hate maths but there are people here whose brains are the size of a small planet, and we're not all as snide as Batty, who wouldn't know how to count up to more than ten anyway. 
Link for you if you run out of stuff to read. You can download just about any book from here.
Library Genesis
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Thanks for the link!!
Well, the problem is the following one:
A restaurant offers at each dinner three desserts and twice the number of first courses than seconds. Each dinner consists of a first course, a second course and a dessert. What is the least number of second courses that you have to offer so that a customer can have different dinners during the 365 days of a year?
Sorry if it's not very understandable.