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We have 6 individuals who are waiting to enter a bus. If we stipulate that two...
We have 6 individuals who are waiting to enter a bus. If we stipulate that two of the individuals, Tom and Fred, will be the last to enter the bus, in how many ways may the 6 individuals line up to enter the bus? Either Tom or Fred may enter last.
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