To solve factorial equations like (6!)!/(3!)! = n!, first calculate the factorials (6! = 720, 3! = 6), then factor the numerator as 720 × 719!, allowing the 719! terms to cancel out, leaving n! = 719!, so n = 719.
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All right, lads. It's Danny here today to bring you a lovely video. In today's video, we're going to take a look at something very, very interesting. A very interesting problem, you know, it looks very tricky at first, but it's actually a very, very nice-looking problem because it's it gives you a nice answer at the end, and it could be easily calculated without a calculator. So, that's very interesting. I'll show you how to solve this. The goal of this question is to solve for the missing end term. So, I'll show you how to do that.
But before we jump into it, I want you to leave a like and subscribe. So, this question here is pretty famous, and I'll show you how to solve it without using a calculator, and it's very, very interesting the the way and the method we use to solve it. So, the first thing that you're going to need to understand is what a factorial is, and the most basic term of a factorial is, let's say you have 3!, you can rewrite it as 3 * 2 * 1, and that's going to be equal to 6.
And we could do that, you know, so on and so forth. But in this problem, we have 6! and we have 3!. So, 6 would be the same concept. Instead, you're going to be going all the way from 6 to 1 being multiplied. So, anything in between, but basically, right? 6 * 5 * 4 * 3 * 2 * 1 is going to be equal to 720.
This information is very useful because we can substitute this in into our equation over here. So, let's do that straight away. 6!, what is 6!? Well, 6!
is 720. So, in the numerator, we're just going to have 720.
And, you know, what's 3!? Well, 3! isn't it just 6? So, we're left with in the denominator 6!.
And looking at what 6! is, we already solved it over here, which is equal to 720. So, we're going to basically put it as 720.
In the numerator, however, this is where the trick basically comes in.
We are going to take 720, remove it from the factorial basically. So we're going to have 720 * 719!
So when we do this, we can factor out the 720.
So let's do it cuz it shows up in the numerator and shows up in the denominator. And when you do that, what you just are left with is 719! = n! The factorial, you know, are going to cancel out really because you have a a factorial on the left-hand side and right-hand side you're trying to find what term will give you 719!
And that's just going to be 719, so that's how you solve this interesting looking problem. So if you all enjoyed this video, please drop a like and subscribe and I'll see you all later.
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