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There are six letters `L_(1),L_(2),L_(3),L_(4),L_(5),L_(6)` and their corresponding six envelops `E_(1),E_(2),E_(3),E_(4),E_(5),E_(6)`. Letters having odd value can be put into odd valued envelopes and even valued letters can be put into even valued envelopes, so that no letter goes into the right envelopes, then number of arrangements equals.

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