Let (a_n)be the sequence defined by the recursive relation a_n=na_(n−1), with initial term a0=1. Use iteration to find a closed formula for the sequence. Simplify your answer whenever possible.

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 Let (a_n)be the sequence defined by the recursive relation a_n=na_(n−1), with initial term a0=1.

Use iteration to find a closed formula for the sequence. Simplify your answer whenever possible.

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