In many ways can Ann, Bea, Cam, Don, Ella, and Fay be seated if Ann and Bea cannot be seated next to each other?
a) 240
b) 360
c) 480
d) 600
e) 720
a) 240
b) 360
c) 480
d) 600
e) 720
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Bonjour Paris,Carloblacksun wrote:In many ways can Ann, Bea, Cam, Don, Ella, and Fay be seated if Ann and Bea cannot be seated next to each other?
a) 240
b) 360
c) 480
d) 600
e) 720
I hate to say this but it is very basic question for its types. This shit can get really ugly.Carloblacksun wrote:thanks a lot guys! I am quite quick in calculation so it took 4/5 minutes to make the ABCDEF count, but this formula is much quicker...
would you consider this question EXTREMELY difficult or not so much?
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