Math for the nerds

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@e4e5f4exf4nicht said in #28:
> Which solution n has the equality 1000000! = n ?
n=10^10^6.745520489284180

> How many solutions n has the equality
> 1000! Modulo n = 0 ?
n=2877

Oops I read 1000000 = n!

@polylogarithmique said in #33:
> Oops I read 1000000 = n!
In that case, it would be roughly 8.41

@Akbar2thegreat said in #27:
> #1
> Clearly, there's no solution for x!=1 because x=1 cannot be solution and divison by 0 does not exist.
Computer programmer spotted!
For the unversed, '!=' symbol means 'not equal to'.

@e4e5f4exf4nicht said in #28:
> 1000000! = n
Are you sure? The factorial would be gigantic.

@Akbar2thegreat said in #34:
> In that case, it would be roughly 8.41
I guess, if you understand Gamma(n+1) by n!

@e4e5f4exf4nicht in #28
while it is true that x!=1 has solution 1, it also has solution 0 as 0!=1.

@jg2017 said in #38:
> while it is true that x!=1 has solution 1, it also has solution 0 as 0!=1.
You should put space between '!' and '=' signs else it has different meaning.

@Akbar2thegreat said in #39:
> You should put space between '!' and '=' signs else it has different meaning.

I am deeply sorry I meant x! =1 has solution 0.