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Let f(n) denotes the number of different ways, the positive integer n ca be expressed as the sum of the 1's and 2's. for example, f(4)=5.
i.e., `4=1+1+1+1`
`=1+1+2=1+2+1=2+1+1=2+2`
Q. In a stage show, f(4) superstars and f(3) junior artists participate. each one is going to present one item, then the number of ways the sequence of items can be planned, if no two junior artists present their items consecutively, is

A

144

B

360

C

4320

D

14400

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The correct Answer is:
D
Number of superstars`=f(4)=5`
and number of junior artist `=f(3)=3`
`xxS_(1)xxS_(2)xxS_(3)xxS_(4)xxS_(5)xx` [`S_(i)` for superstars]
`therefore`Required number of ways`=.^(6)C_(3)xx5!xx3!=14400`.
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