These questions deals with factorial notations please answer correctly. Some problems you will have to find which factorial notation is equivalent to the expansion below. Please just write the answer and only answer if you can do these 10 problems correctly since these are simple problems. Do all of these on 1 paper shouldn't take long, please help with these 10 problems only answer if you can. 1.) 3! 2!= 2.) (3!)!= 3.) 3! 4!/6!= 4.) 10!/12!= 5.) 14!/9! 3!= 6.) (2!+1!)^3= 7.) 6×5×4×3×2×1= 8.) 100×99×98/1×2×3= 9.) 93×92×91= 10.) N!/(n-2)!=

These questions deals with factorial notations please answer correctly. Some problems you will have to find which factorial notation is equivalent to the expansion below. Please just write the answer and only answer if you can do these 10 problems correctly since these are simple problems. Do all of these on 1 paper shouldn't take long, please help with these 10 problems only answer if you can. 1.) 3! 2!= 2.) (3!)!= 3.) 3! 4!/6!= 4.) 10!/12!= 5.) 14!/9! 3!= 6.) (2!+1!)^3= 7.) 6×5×4×3×2×1= 8.) 100×99×98/1×2×3= 9.) 93×92×91= 10.) N!/(n-2)!=

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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