For a negative integer n, the factorial n!
is unique
is zero
Does not exist
is 1
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For a negative integer n, the factorial n! is zero
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For a negative integer n, the factorial n! is Does not exist.
About Factorial :
- The multiplication of all positive numbers or less than equal to a particular positive integer, indicated by that number plus an exclamation point, is known as factorial in mathematical.
- As a result, factorial seven is expressed as 7!, which means
1 2 3 4 5 6 7.
About Negative Factorial :
- Something simplest one comprehend was just as described in the following:
- That very same rationale holds true for many other negative numbers.
- As a result, the factorial of negative values is Does not exist.
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