How do you calculate #100,000!#?

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mason m
Dec 6, 2015

#~~2.824229407960347874293421578... × 10^456573#

Explanation:

This is a factorial. All a factorial is is the product of the integer and all the integers below it.

For example, #5! =5xx4xx3xx2xx1#.

#100000! = 100000xx99999xx99998xx99997xx...xx3xx2xx1#.

Obviously, this will be a very large number.

#~~2.82422940796034787429342157802453551847749492609... × 10^456573#

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