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What is 100 Factorial?

What is the factorial of 100? How do we calculate the factorial of 100? We will be shedding light on all these significant topics over here.

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The definition of factorial can be understood as a quantity for an integer ‘n’ which is either equal to or more than zero. To understand the meaning of factorial better it can be said that in Mathematics, factorial is the term which implies all those positive integers products that are equal to or less than a particular positive integer. Thus, one can denote a factorial through an integer and an exclamation point. With this, a basic understanding of the concept of factorial can be there. As we move forward, we shall focus in detail on the concept of factorial.

What is Factorial?

In mathematics, factorials can be commonly observed in the process of evaluation of combinations and permutations. To understand how a factorial is written, the following example can be taken that is with reference to factorial seven.

One can write factorial 7 as 7!

This implies, 1*2*3*4*5*6*7

Another example can be for factorial four, which is given below:

1*2*3*4 = 24 = 4!

Thus, with the help of these examples, the concept of factorial functions can be understood in a better way. Factorial zero can be explained as being equivalent to one.

Factorial of 100

Now, as we move forward, we shall focus on the step by step explanation for understanding how to calculate the factorial 100.

Firstly, as one can see that there are more than five whole numbers in the number hundred. Thus, with such a large number it can be crucial to focus on proper steps for finding the factorial.

The factorial formula can be depicted as –

n! = n*(n-1) *(n-2) *(n-3) ….3*2*1

Here, n is implying a natural number which is more than or equivalent to one. Thus, as observed from the above formula, if n is equal to zero then n! would be equal to one.

Through the means of the formula and using it for the calculation of factorial 100, it can be inferred that the factorial for 100 would be equivalent to 9.332621544 E + 157.

Thus, it can be said that

100! – 100*99*98*…… 3*2*1 = .332621544 E + 157

100! = 9.332621544 E + 157

With this, the factorial of 100 can be understood in a better way.

Also see: What Is Factorial Notation?

Table of factorials

Here, the table of factorials has been given for numbers from 1 to 20.

nn!
11
22
36
424
5120
6720
75040
840320
9362880
103628800
1139916800
12479001600
136227020800
1487178291200
151307674368000
1620922789888000
17355687428096000
186402373705728000
19121645100408832000
202432902008176640000

Thus, with the help of the above table one can learn about the factorials from all the numbers from 1 to 20.

Conclusion

As observed from the above sections, it can be concluded that the understanding of various significant topics of Mathematics has become clear. These topics include a detailed description of factorial, the factorial formula, factorial of 100 and some solved examples, for instance, the factorial of 7 and 4. It can be said that factorial is the term used for implying that function which multiplies a digit with every digit below the particular number. Thus, it can be concluded that with the help of the above sections, one can get a better understanding of factorials, using the factorial table one can also learn about the factorials for all the numbers from one to twenty, the formula for calculation of factorial and the factorial of hundred.

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Ans. In mathematics, a factorial can be understood as a function that multiplies with every digit that is below the particular digit. To understand this better, one can focus on the examples below – 

The factorial for seven can be written as:

7! = 7*6*5*4*3*2*1 hat would be equal to 5040. 

 The factorial for five can be written as:

5! = 5*4*3*2*1 which would be equal to 120. 

Thus, with the help of the above examples and the description of factorial in mathematics, one can better understand the concept. 

Ans. Any factorial is depicted by placing the particular digit along with an exclamatory mark. Now for depicting factorial nine, it can be as follows – 

9! = 9*8*7*6*5*4*3*2*1 which would be equal to 362880.

Thus, with this one can better understand the factorial for nine.

Ans. For understanding the factorial of zero, it can be said that zero factorial is a definition. It can be depicted as 0! and is equal to 1. Thus, this helps in inferring that there is only a particular method for the arrangement of zero objects. Thus, with this one can better understand the factorial of zero that can be depicted as 0! 

It can be therefore said that 0! = 1

 

Ans: For a whole number ‘n’ the term factorial is explained as the product of the particular digit with each whole number till 1. For instance, the factorial of seven can be understood as – 

7! = 7*6*5*4*3*2*1 hat would be equal to 5040. 

Now, the formula for calculating factorial can be written as follows – n!  = n*(n-1)!

Ans: The concept of factorial in mathematics can be useful with respect to permutations and combinations. 

 

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