Mathematical couples.
Three couples are standing in a row before Judge Fermat. To make their court case look mathematical, he begins the proceedings by asking one of his barristers to find the number of ways these couples can be arranged such that no one stands next to his/her partner. Find the number of ways that this can be done.
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