Math, asked by althafa9977, 2 months ago

A,B,CD,E and F sit around a circular table. A sits two seats to the right of C. If F does"nt sit next to C, how many different arrangements are possible?

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Answered by ishanth29

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Answer:

no difference will happen

Step-by-step explanation:

because commonly F don't come near C if it didn't come also no changes will happen:-)

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