Verify the expression n! = 0(nⁿ).
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In this Case, In R.H.S, if you will put n=any interger there result will become 0 as 0 is in multiplication factor outside the bracket...
So, R.H.S=0 (Fixed value)
But in L.H.S, if you will put least possible number 0 (Not -ve in ! one) then it becomes 1 atleast........
So, L.H.S.=1 (Least possible value)
So, R.H.S. can never be equal to L.H.S. in that case..........
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