There are $10$ persons named $A, B, \dots, J$. We have the capacity to accommodate only $5$. In how many ways can we arrange them in a line if $A$ must be included,and $G$ and $H$ must not be included in the team of $5$?

  • A
    $^8P_5$
  • B
    $^7P_5$
  • C
    $^7C_3 \times 4!$
  • D
    $^7C_3 \times 5!$

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