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Factorials
2! = 2, 3! = 3*2, 4! = 4*3*2… and 100! is a lot better than writing out 158 digits. 89! is the largest factorial that can fit in a tweet.
\[ \Large \frac {6! \times 7!}{{10}!} = \ ? \]
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Nihar Mahajan
\[ \Large \frac{0!+0!+0!+0!}{0!+0!}= \ ? \]
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Arifur Rahman
\[\large \left( \frac { 2015!+2016! }{ 2015!\times 2016! } \right) \times 2016! = \ ? \]
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Victor Paes Plinio
\[\Large x! = \frac { (7!)!}{7!}, \ \ \ \ \ \ \ x = \ ? \]
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Drop TheProblem
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\[\frac{(10!+9!)(8!+7!)(6!+5!)(4!+3!)(2!+1!)}{(10!-9!)(8!-7!)(6!-5!)(4!-3!)(2!-1!)} . \]
Hint: You don't need to multiply out all the factorials!
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Curtis Clement