The difference between a table of contents in a fiction book and a nonfiction book

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The table of contents in a fiction book usually contains each of the chapter names. On the other hand, the table of contents in a non-fiction book usually contains each of the chapter names, and additional information about the topics it covers.

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$\qquad \tt \dashrightarrow \:v_A = v_B$

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Now, we can write it as :

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