Hi canbtg,
Where did you find this question? I ask because it is terribly worded and the objective is not clearly defined.
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As Rich said, this question is poorly worded.canbtg wrote:A)6
B)10
c)1020
d)1500
e)2000
Are we saying that the cows are identical, and the order of the horses doesn't matter?
Also, it sounds like all 8 horses must be next to each other.
If so, then I'd say the correct answer is A
Here are the arrangements
- HHHHHHHHCCCCC
- CHHHHHHHHCCCC
- CCHHHHHHHHCCC
- CCCHHHHHHHHCC
- CCCCHHHHHHHHC
- CCCCCHHHHHHHH
Of course, I may have incorrectly interpreted the question's intent.
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