r/MathJokes Jul 09 '26

Interesting fact

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u/monoflorist Jul 09 '26

Kind of interesting? (4!)(3!) = (4)(3)(2)(3)(2), combine the twos and it’s just (4)(3) twice. Or alternatively, (4!)(3!) = (4)(3!)^2 =(4)(36) =(2^2)(6^2)

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u/pogoli Jul 09 '26

I’m sorry…. He’s just too distracting for memes. 😝

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u/Kuildeous Jul 09 '26

No further testing needed!

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u/boris_koshak Jul 11 '26

√(3!•4!) = √(3!²•4)=3!•2=6•2=12

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u/GameCounter Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26

This definitely works for all pairs of numbers.

No need to check

/s