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6 possible ways for two people not to sit next to each other
double that to 12 if b comes before a.
there is 1x2x3 = 6 possible for the dots on each of the above 12 combinations
so answer = 6x12 = 72
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The correct answer is derived as follows:
The total number of ways of seating 5 people in a row is 5x4x3x2x1 = 120.
Rather than work out the number of ways in which the two people do not sit together, it is simpler to work out the number of ways in which they do sit together and subtract this from the total.
For this purpose, it is possible to treat the two people as one entity and so that gives 4*3*2*1 = 24 ways. However, this number needs to be doubled to allow for the two people to swap places: making 48 such ways.
The final answer, therefore, is 120 - 48 = 72 ways.
The first thing to do is to work out how many ways there are without those 2 people minding. There are 5 possibilities for first place, 4 for second and so on, so the number of ways is 5x4x3x2x1 = 120. The next step is to work out how many of these possibilities have the two people sitting next to each other. There are 4 ways in which two people can sit next to each other. For each of these ways there are two possibilities, one with one person on the right, and the other with them on the left. For each of these 8 ways, there are 3x2x1=6 ways the other people could have sat. So there are 8x6=48 invalid ways in total. 120-48 = 72 So there are 72 ways 5 people can sit in a row if 2 of them insist on not sitting together.
That all depends on how many people are in the picture with Ana and Bill....
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There are 10 ways that 12 one-dollar coins can be shared between 3 people if each gets at least 3.
There are 10 ways that 12 one-dollar coins can be shared between 3 people if each gets at least 3.
The first thing to do is to work out how many ways there are without those 2 people minding. There are 5 possibilities for first place, 4 for second and so on, so the number of ways is 5x4x3x2x1 = 120. The next step is to work out how many of these possibilities have the two people sitting next to each other. There are 4 ways in which two people can sit next to each other. For each of these ways there are two possibilities, one with one person on the right, and the other with them on the left. For each of these 8 ways, there are 3x2x1=6 ways the other people could have sat. So there are 8x6=48 invalid ways in total. 120-48 = 72 So there are 72 ways 5 people can sit in a row if 2 of them insist on not sitting together.
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All I know is that each person can sit on a chair. There aren't many ways with the details you said. There might be 2 chairs with 2 people on each chair. There really only is one way.
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120 ways or, if what matters is just who sits next to whom but not whether on the left or right, then half that number.
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