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Sigma(count), where count ranges from [1 to {n-(swap per time -1)}]

n-(swap per time - 1)
Σ i
i=1

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In this case.
n = n
swap per time = 2

Substituting this, we get

n-(2 - 1)
Σ i
i=1

n-1
Σ i
i=1

1+2+3+ . . . + (n-1)

if n = 5
Total swaps would be

1+2+3+4 = 10

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