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Probability - Gravner - 16.c

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A group of $18$ Scandinavians consists of $5$ Norwegians, $6$ Swedes, and $7$ Finns. They are seated at random around a table. Compute the following probabilities:

(c) that all the Norwegians, all the Swedes, and all the Finns sit together.
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