Factorials, Consecutive Integer Products
   

   

 Math Help -> Basic Principles -> Factorials, Products of Consecutive Integers 

n!, which we read "n factorial", is the product of all the positive integers that don't exceed n.  0! is defined as 1.

Contents of this section:

Table of Factorials
Product of Consecutive Integers
Digit Frequency

Table of Factorials -- a table of the first 100 factorials

Product of Consecutive Integers -- a polynomial formula for the product of consecutive integers, and a method using Stirling's Approximation

Digit Frequency -- a table of the frequencies of each digit (base 10) of the factorials from 1 to 500

Internet References

Mathworld: Factorial

Mathworld: Stirling's Approximation

Related pages in this website

Back to the Basic Principles section

 

 


The webmaster and author of the Math Help site is Graeme McRae.
     [home]  [email]  [search]  [Links to Math Sites]  [Whiteboard]