Math, asked by darshup1926, 3 months ago

(i) Find n if (n+3)!=110times(n+1)

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Answered by cy4338392

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Answer:

n+110because n+1×110=n+110

Answered by thakursheetal8815

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Answer:

(n+3)!=110×(n+1)!

Step-by-step explanation:

(n+3) (n+2) ( n+1)! = 110 (n+1)!

(n+3) (n+2) = (11) (10)

comparing both side we get

n+3=1

therefore, n=8

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