A question such as this one is a little tricky since the people seated are not in a straight line.
For a circular table seating question, (n-1)! formula is used. Without restrictions 5! people can be seated.
You might be wondering why it is not 6!, this is because the first person will the the 6 person so you are accounting for the same person twice.
Hope I helped :)
Answer:
where is the figure?
Step-by-step explanation:
I can't see a figure
You could just subtract the numbers from the line. It's simple.
Divide 7 by 32 and go from there
