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Questions › UoH › UoH 2015 › Q79
1 mark, −0.33Mathematics › Combinatorics and counting › Permutations and combinationsModerateabout 1 min

UoH 2015 Question 79: Combinatorics and counting

Four persons namely, David, Anwar, Nazma and Rita are to be seated in a row such that David and Anwar must sit next to each other and Rita and Nazma must sit next to each other. There are four seats in this row. How many distinct arrangements are possible?

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This question is on Permutations and combinations, part of Combinatorics and counting in Mathematics.

Counting arrangements and selections, with and without restrictions.

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