In how many different ways can the letters of the word $ALGEBRA$ be arranged in a row if:
$(I)$ The $2$ $A$s are together?
$(II)$ The $2$ $A$s are not together?

  • A
    $(I)$ $720$,$(II)$ $1800$
  • B
    $(I)$ $620$,$(II)$ $1600$
  • C
    $(I)$ $780$,$(II)$ $1860$
  • D
    $(I)$ $720$,$(II)$ $1600$

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