Tim and Stacy need to select seats in a row of chairs that are numbered in order from 1 to 5. If Tim cannot sit in an even-numbered seat and Stacy cannot sit in an odd-numbered seat, how many arrangements are possible if the two cannot sit adjacent to each other and Tim and Stacy are the only people to be seated?	Choose the most appropriate option.
A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 5 E) 20
The total number if there is no restriction is = 2X3= 6   and if both are sitting together, the combination is = 2X2= 4   So, the way they can not sit together is   6-4= 
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2   ANSWER:2
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Tim and Stacy need to select seats in a row of chairs that are numbered in order from 1 to 5. If Tim cannot sit in an even-numbered seat and Stacy cannot sit in an odd-numbered seat, how many arrangements are possible if the two cannot sit adjacent to each other and Tim and Stacy are the only people to be seated?