A certain type of chandelier contains a circular ring of evenly spaced candleholders. If only one candle is fitted, then the chandelier will be imbalanced. However, if a second identical candle is placed in the opposite candleholder (assuming is even) then perfect balance will be achieved and the chandelier will hang level.
Let be the number of ways of arranging identical candles in distinct sockets of a chandelier with candleholders such that the chandelier is perfectly balanced.
For example, : assuming the chandelier's four candleholders are aligned with the compass points, the two valid arrangements are "North & South" and "East & West". Note that these are considered to be different arrangements even though they are related by rotation.