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There are three rooms (I, II and III) with occupancy capacity of three each. P, Q, R, S and T are five friends. R and S occupied room I; T occupied room II. In how many different ways can P and Q occupy the rooms if there is no additional restriction? **[CAPF (ACs) 2026]**

1. There are three rooms (I, II and III) with occupancy capacity of three each. P, Q, R, S and T are five friends. R and S occupied room I; T occupied room II. In how many different ways can P and Q occupy the rooms if there is no additional restriction? **[CAPF (ACs) 2026]**

 

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