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Number of ways in which 20 different pearls of two colours can be set alternately on a necklace, there being 10 pearls of each colour.

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To solve the problem of arranging 20 different pearls of two colors (10 pearls of each color) alternately on a necklace, we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding the Arrangement**: - We have 10 pearls of red color (R) and 10 pearls of green color (G). - The arrangement must be alternating, meaning we can have either RGRGRGRGRG... or GRGRGRGRGR... 2. **Fixing the First Pearl**: - Since the arrangement is circular (like a necklace), we can fix one pearl to eliminate the effect of rotation. Let's fix one red pearl (R). - This leaves us with 9 red pearls and 10 green pearls to arrange. 3. **Arranging the Remaining Pearls**: - After fixing one red pearl, we have the following arrangement: - R _ R _ R _ R _ R _ R _ R _ R _ R _ R _ - There are 9 gaps between the red pearls where we can place the green pearls. 4. **Placing the Green Pearls**: - We need to place the 10 green pearls in the 10 available gaps (one gap after each red pearl and one gap before the first red pearl). - The arrangement of the 10 green pearls can be done in \(10!\) ways. 5. **Arranging the Red Pearls**: - The remaining 9 red pearls can be arranged in the remaining gaps. Since we have fixed one red pearl, we can arrange the remaining 9 red pearls in \(9!\) ways. 6. **Considering the Necklace Symmetry**: - Since the necklace can be flipped, we need to divide the total arrangements by 2 to account for this symmetry. 7. **Calculating the Total Arrangements**: - The total number of arrangements is given by: \[ \text{Total Arrangements} = \frac{10! \times 9!}{2} \] ### Final Calculation: - We can compute \(10!\) and \(9!\): - \(10! = 3628800\) - \(9! = 362880\) Thus, \[ \text{Total Arrangements} = \frac{3628800 \times 362880}{2} \] ### Conclusion: The total number of ways to arrange the pearls alternately on the necklace is: \[ \text{Total Arrangements} = \frac{1316818944000}{2} = 658409472000 \]
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