Prove that 0!=1
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It is pretty easy actually. I'm not going by the definition here. But this is still a mathematically correct solution.
1!= 1
2!= 1x2
3!= 1x2x3 and so on..
But notice how 3!= 2!x3
So (n+1)!= n!x(n+1) correct?
Now substitute n as 0, we get
1!=0!x1
Therefore, 0!=1!=1
If you wanna know more about this, try googling gamma function for factorials. There's an integral function which can be integrated for n=0 for x=0 to ∞
1!= 1
2!= 1x2
3!= 1x2x3 and so on..
But notice how 3!= 2!x3
So (n+1)!= n!x(n+1) correct?
Now substitute n as 0, we get
1!=0!x1
Therefore, 0!=1!=1
If you wanna know more about this, try googling gamma function for factorials. There's an integral function which can be integrated for n=0 for x=0 to ∞
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We know that :
n! = 1 × 2 × 3 × ...................... × n - 1 × n
( n - 1 ) × = 1 × 2 × 3 ................ × n - 2 × n - 1
Divide these two equations :
n ! / ( n - 1 )! = ( 1 × 2 ........... n ) / ( 1 × 2 ........ n - 1 )
Cancel the terms :
==> n! / ( n - 1 )! = n
Putting n = 1 we get :
==> 1! / ( 1 - 1 )! = 1
==> 1 ! / 0 ! = 1
==> 0 ! = 1 ! / 1
==> 0 ! = 1 / 1
==> 0 ! = 1 [ P.R.O.V.E.D ]
Hope it helps :)
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