To solve this problem,
we must first imagine out that the sequence of the children is either <span>
GBGBGB.... or BGBGBG....</span>
So there are 2
possible sequence all in all. Now to solve for the total arrangements per
sequence,<span> the
girls can be arranged in n! ways in their alloted spots, and so can the boys n!
in their alternate spots, therefore:
Total arrangements = 2 * n! * n!</span>
If n = 55
Total arrangements = 2
* 55! * 55!
Total arrangements = (The
answer is very big ~almost infinite)
If n = 5
Total arrangements = 2
* 5! * 5!
Total arrangements = 28,800
<span>So I believe the
correct given is 5 boys and 5 girls and there are a total of 28,800
arrangements.</span>