Q25/1The environment committee needs to seat 10 of its members (5 females and-5males) at a round table.(i) How many different seating arrangements are possible, without restrictions?(ii) What is the probability that two particular males are to be seated next toeach other?

HERE GIVEN TOTAL NO OF MEMBERS=10 NO OF MALES= 5 NO OF FEMALES=5

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