Math, asked by arnab61771, 1 year ago

Three couples (husbands and their wives) must sit at a round table in such a way that no husband is placed next to his wife. How many configurations exist?. If seats are occupied at random, what is the probability of such a configuration?

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Answered by Anonymous
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So the number of ways in which they can swap their seats are (2!) ^3 =2*2*2=8. Hence the total number of arrangements are : 6*8=48. Hence, the answer is 48.....................

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

So the number of ways in which they can swap their seats are (2!) ^3 =2*2*2=8. Hence the total number of arrangements are : 6*8=48. Hence, the answer is 48.....................

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