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I need to factorise this: \[\frac{ (5n-2)! }{ (5n-4)! }\] can someone help me?
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do you know the definition of x! ?
yes, i do
maybe:
use that in the numerator and you should see what to do...
\[\frac{ (5n-2)! }{ (5n-4)(5n-3)(5n-2)! }\]
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but i am not sure
not quite
x! = x(x-1)(x-2)...(1)
so (5n-2)! = (5n-2)( (5n-2) - 1)( (5n-2) - 2)...(1)
oh, i see. thank you a lot!
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