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[@What_Sorroichio]

Thank you for helping others learn how to learn this.😊

[@Numbers.Numbers]

So nice of you

[@tiquismiwiz8786]

Great videos. Learn a lot with them. Thank u

[@Numbers.Numbers]

Welcome.

[@lyvindy0527]

1/11

[@l.w.paradis2108]

When they are this obvious, I'm petrified I'm wrong! 😊

[@trueriver1950]

Factor out 9! From the 10!, then cancel by 9! leaving 1/11.
Obvious, I'd have thought, without watching the video

[@unknownperson-zx5lo]

0.090...

[@sardomarcrowe5723]

Factorium?

[@Numbers.Numbers]

Factorial

[@sardomarcrowe5723]

@@Numbers.Numbers I am unfamiliar with both the term, and especially the use of the "!" To represent it. I simply couldn't follow this one at all.

[@gaetanbouthors]

@@sardomarcrowe5723 if you take a number factorial written n! you're multiplying n by all the positive integers before it. example: 9!=9*8*7*6*5*4*3*2*1

[@What_Sorroichio]

Wouldn't that be 362880?

[@aiyff]

yay it is

[@shoshosalah3447]

1/11

[@Numbers.Numbers]

Great job 👍 👍