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Standard XII
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The number of way in which 6 red roses and 3 white roses (all rose different ) can from garland that all the white come together is -
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A garland in a circular permutation case along with side cant
the white roses are together, hence, red roses are also together.
write roses can permute in = 3! ways.
also red roses can permute in = 6! ways.
but for a garland, front and back side would be same, so no of ways :-
N
=
3
!
×
6
!
2
=
72
possible arrangement.
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