Show that (6!)^5! is a divisor of(6!)!.
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this can be done by PnC let solve it for general that is To show ( n! )! is divisible by ( n! )(n-1)! take any m consective numbers let say - ( a ,a +1 ,a+2 ,..................a +m-1 ) now product of all these numbers = ( a )(a+1)................(a+m-1) = (a +m-1)! / (a-1)! = m ! * a+m-1Cm that mean m consective numbers 's product is divisible by m! as a+m-1Cm is an integer so product of 1 to n integers is divisible by n! .............................( 1st bunch of n integers ) and product of n+1 to 2n is also divisible by n!...............................(2nd bunch of n integers ) ...... .... ..... .... .... and product of n! - n+1 to n! is also divisible by n ! .........................((n-1)! bunch of n integers ) product of integers from 1 to n! = ( n ! ) ! if we take n! ( which is diviser of every bunch of n intergers ) we will get = ( n! )(n-1)! so ( n! )! is divisible by ( n! )(n-1)! thank u ( note - Plz try to remember this result as its very important )
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