Question

what is !100?

Answer 1

i don't understand your question

Answer 2

!100 is 100 *99*98*97 etc

Answer 3

\(\color{blue}{n!=1\times 2\times 3\times 4\times }\) \(\color{blue}{...}\) \(\color{blue}{(n-2)\times (n-1)\times n }\)

For example,
\(\color{blue}{5!=1\times 2\times 3\times 4\times 5= 120}\)

Answer 4

don't know why my college would make me solve such an ungodly question but hey,

Answer 5

So, essentially, a factorial of \(n\) (where n is a positive integer), is equal to the product of all positive integers from 1 to n.

Answer 6

So, a \(\color{blue}{100!}\) is a product of all natural numbers up to 100.

Answer 7

yes, i know this, i just want some help solving it since i know the answer is huge.

Answer 8

Yes, the answer is huge, and there isn't a way to simplify it.
(Unless \(\color{blue}{100!}\) is not your entire question)

Answer 9

just too big huh?

Answer 10

So, if you had \(\color{blue}{\displaystyle \frac{100!}{98!}}\), then THAT would have a relevantly small answer.

Answer 11

But, just \(100!\) (alone - if there isn't more to this question, then it) is that huge answer.

Answer 12

hmm thanks. i swear, on my free time, I'm going to make a goal to solve 100! if its the last thing i do! XD

Answer 13

\(\color{blue}{\displaystyle \Gamma(101)=100!={\rm that~huge~number}}\)

Answer 14

well, gamma for natural integers is same.

Answer 15

kool. (so i spelled it wrong, grammar police come get me i dare ya)

Answer 16

I'd give you a virtual slap if I was your English T-shirt. (Did I say it correctly?:))

Answer 17

*sticks nose up defiantly* nu!

Answer 18

:))