We want to find an approximate formula for n! for n ≥ 2.(a) Use the composite trapezoidal rule for f ln x dx to obtain approximate formula for Inn! withthe error term.(b) Give an upper bound for n! using the error term of Inn!.

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Use the composite trapezoidal rule for f In x dx to obtain approximate formula for In n! with the error term. Give an upper bound for n! using the error term of Inn!.