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The number of different ways in which persons can stand in a row so that between two particular persons and there are always two persons, is

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We will first choose the people that are between and in ways
So, becomes unit
This unit and the remaining persons can be arranged in ways.
and the two people between them can be arranged in ways each. The total number of arrangements of this one unit is
So the total number of arrangements possible is
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The number of different ways in which persons can stand in a row so that between two particular persons and there are always two persons, is
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