In how many ways 16 person can be arranged around square shaped dining table having 4 chairs on each side

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In how many ways 16 person can be arranged around square shaped dining table having 4 chairs on each side.

1) 15!
2) 16!/4
3) 15!*4
4) 16!/2: Asked In MBA (11 years ago); Unsolved; Is this Puzzle helpful? (0) (0) Submit Your Solution

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Latest MBA Aptitude Question SOLUTION: In how many ways 16 person can be arranged around square shaped dining table having 4 chairs on each side.

1) 15!
2) 16!/4
3) 15!*4
4) 16!/2