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Day 3: Basic Probability Puzzles #5
Day 3: Basic Probability Puzzles #5
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Since the tables are in a circle, there are 10 adjacent pairs of seats that can be chosen, 2 ways to order the particular people in that pair and 8! ways to seat the remaining 8 people. There are 10! ways to seat the people without restrictions.
Suppose we want person A and person B to sit together. The only way that the 2 people sit together is if person B either sits to either the right or left of person A (& vice versa, considering one situation is enough) Person B has 9 seats to choose but can only sit next to Person A if they choose the 2 seats right next to them so its 2/9
can someone say what is wrong in this:
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answer: 2/9