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A class has tree teachers, Mr. `X`, Ms.`Y` and Mrs.`Z` and six students `A`, B`, `C`, `D`, `E`, `F Number of ways in which they can be seated in a line of 9` chairs,if between any two teachers there are exactly two students is

A

`18xx6!`

B

`12xx6!`

C

`24xx6!`

D

`6xx6!`

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To solve the problem of seating 3 teachers (Mr. X, Ms. Y, and Mrs. Z) and 6 students (A, B, C, D, E, F) in a line of 9 chairs with the condition that there are exactly 2 students between any two teachers, we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding the Arrangement**: We need to arrange the teachers and students such that there are exactly 2 students between any two teachers. The arrangement can be visualized as: - Teacher, Student, Student, Teacher, Student, Student, Teacher, Student, Student This means that the arrangement must start and end with a teacher. 2. **Identifying the Positions**: In the arrangement, the positions of the teachers and students can be identified as follows: - T S S T S S T S S Here, T represents a teacher and S represents a student. 3. **Counting the Ways to Arrange Teachers**: There are 3 teachers, and they can be arranged among themselves in: \[ 3! = 6 \text{ ways} \] 4. **Counting the Ways to Arrange Students**: There are 6 students, and they can be arranged among themselves in: \[ 6! = 720 \text{ ways} \] 5. **Calculating Total Arrangements**: Since the arrangement of teachers and students is independent, we multiply the number of arrangements of teachers by the number of arrangements of students: \[ \text{Total arrangements} = 3! \times 6! = 6 \times 720 = 4320 \] 6. **Final Arrangement**: Since there are 3 different valid arrangements of the sequence (as shown in the video), we multiply the total arrangements by 3: \[ \text{Final Total} = 3 \times (3! \times 6!) = 3 \times 4320 = 12960 \] ### Conclusion: The total number of ways in which the teachers and students can be seated in a line of 9 chairs, with exactly two students between any two teachers, is: \[ \boxed{12960} \]

To solve the problem of seating 3 teachers (Mr. X, Ms. Y, and Mrs. Z) and 6 students (A, B, C, D, E, F) in a line of 9 chairs with the condition that there are exactly 2 students between any two teachers, we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding the Arrangement**: We need to arrange the teachers and students such that there are exactly 2 students between any two teachers. The arrangement can be visualized as: - Teacher, Student, Student, Teacher, Student, Student, Teacher, Student, Student This means that the arrangement must start and end with a teacher. ...
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