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Standard XII
Mathematics
Permutation under Restriction
The number of...
Question
The number of ways in which
6
boys and
7
girls can sit in a row such that they sit alternatively is
A
6
!
7
!
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B
7
!
8
P
6
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C
2
(
7
!
)
2
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D
2
(
6
!
)
2
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Solution
The correct option is
A
6
!
7
!
Solution:- (A)
6
!
7
!
Total no. of boys
=
6
Total no. of girls
=
7
∴
No. of ways if they sit together
=
6
!
×
7
!
Hence the correct answer is
6
!
×
7
!
.
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