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Seating Arrangement tough question [#permalink] New post   18 Jan 2017, 08:20
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7 people have to sit around a round table. Alice and Bob have to sit opposite to each other in the round table. How many arrangements possible?

(Opposite ends in a circle: here i mean at the two opposite sides of the round table. Sorry, i could not find an appropriate word for this.)



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Re: Seating Arrangement tough question [#permalink] New post   18 Jan 2017, 12:10
mishramukeshp wrote:
7 people have to sit around a round table. Alice and Bob have to sit opposite to each other in the round table. How many arrangements possible?

(Opposite ends in a circle: here i mean at the two opposite sides of the round table. Sorry, i could not find an appropriate word for this.)



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Re: Seating Arrangement tough question [#permalink] New post   22 Jan 2017, 02:38
mishramukeshp wrote:
7 people have to sit around a round table. Alice and Bob have to sit opposite to each other in the round table. How many arrangements possible?

(Opposite ends in a circle: here i mean at the two opposite sides of the round table. Sorry, i could not find an appropriate word for this.)


Since there is an odd number of people Alice/Bob would potentially sit opposite 2 people and not just one. Is this an official GMAT question?



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