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The number of ways 'm' men and 'n' women (m > n) can be seated in arow so that no two women sit together is __________.

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m men can be arranged in m! ways
Since no two women are to be together
⇒ we have m + 1 places for women
∴ out of m + 1 places, places to be taken = n
i.e, the women can be seated in m +1Pn
∴ Total number of ways of seating men and women is m! (m + 1Pn)
i.e m! m+1!m+1-n!

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