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If a! = a(a - 1)(a − 2)(a − 3)...1, then find X+Y + Z, given that XY Z is a three digit number such that XYZ = X! +Y! + Z!.

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If a! = a(a - 1)(a − 2)(a − 3)...1, then find X+Y + Z, given that XY Z is a three digit number such that XYZ = X! +Y! + Z!.​

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If a! = a(a - 1)(a − 2)(a − 3)...1, then find X+Y + Z, given that XY Z is a three digit number such that XYZ = X! +Y! + Z!.