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Question: In the word \['ENGINEERING'\] if all \[E's\] are not together and \[N's\] are always together, then ...

In the word ENGINEERING'ENGINEERING' if all EsE's are not together and NsN's are always together, then number of permutations is
A.=9!2!2!7!2!2!A. = \dfrac{{9!}}{{2!2!}} - \dfrac{{7!}}{{2!2!}}
B.=9!3!2!7!2!2!B. = \dfrac{{9!}}{{3!2!}} - \dfrac{{7!}}{{2!2!}}
C.=9!3!2!2!7!2!2!2!C. = \dfrac{{9!}}{{3!2!2!}} - \dfrac{{7!}}{{2!2!2!}}
D.=9!3!2!2!7!2!2!D. = \dfrac{{9!}}{{3!2!2!}} - \dfrac{{7!}}{{2!2!}}$$$$

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Solution

In this question, we have to find out the total number of ways in which no EsE's will come together and NsN's are always together. To solve the question, note down the letters in a row and work out what letters are repeated and how many times. Take out no. of ways in which all NsN's are together. Take all N as one unit and work out the total no. of wages. Repeat this way to solve out no. of ways in which EsE's will together. Then subtract the letter from the former to take out the ways in which no EsE's come together.

Complete step-by-step answer:
Writing down the letters of ENGINEERINGENGINEERING-
E,E,E N,N,N G,G I,I R  E,E,E \\\ N,N,N \\\ G,G \\\ I,I \\\ R \\\
EE comes 33 times, NN comes 33 times, GG comes 22 times, II comes 22 times & RR comes 11 time.
Now, when NsN's come together.
Take all NN as one, then total numbers of letters become 99 and they arrange 9!9! ways.
But some repeated letters are present.
So, no. of ways arrangement needs when NN remarks together =9!3!2!2! = \dfrac{{9!}}{{3!2!2!}}.
When NsN's & EsE's are come together =7!2!×2! = \dfrac{{7!}}{{2! \times 2!}}.
\therefore Required number of arrangements are =(9!3!2!2!7!2!×2!) = \left( {\dfrac{{9!}}{{3!2!2!}} - \dfrac{{7!}}{{2! \times 2!}}} \right).

So, the correct answer is “Option D”.

Note: The question asked was from the topic permutation & combination. When we are arranging some object in different ways, they are permuted. While if we select some from many given objects are called combinations. This is totally a conceptual based question.