Find the number of ways in which two Americans, two British, One Chinese, One Dutch and one Egyptian can sit on a round table so that person of the same nationality are separated?
Find the number of ways in which two Americans, two British, One Chinese, One Dutch and one Egyptian can sit on a round table so that person of the same nationality are separated?
- A
$330$
- B
$240$
- C
$336$
- D
$422$
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