For ring qs since you can "flip the ring around" why do u divide (n-1)! by 2! instead of multiplying it by 2! ? because wouldnt it double the number of ways if u can flip?
Consider, 3 people being arranged in a circle.
Note all cases. realise, that each of these cases revert back into 1 of 2 cases if you turn the table (using mulplication rule). Therefore, there is (n-1)! arrangements, i.e. (3-1)!=2!=2.
Now consider a bracelet and you try to arrange 3 beads. Notice that even though you get the same cases as when you arranged the people in a table. But... A bracelet can be flipped right? this would then make the arrangements to be just one case. Generically, this is represented as arrangements = (n-1)!/2 (divides by two to get rid of cases that repeat since you now have the ability to flip your 'bracelet', 'ring', wtv)