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I feel like mathematicians are just making stuff up at this point

Is this the starter pack to rocket science? They didn't teach this in school😂😂. Pretty neat though.

This makes sense because (7!)! Would be the actual factorial of the factorial. Although, due to how the rules for quadration apply in a different way I do believe this should be standardized because 2∆∆2 is 2 to the power of 2 to the power of 2 so the inconsistency in the standard is confusing. They are different functions that are repeating characters that mean functions and should be standardized imo. Sorry for the rant.

!! = Brilliant

Factorials would be a lot easier if they included zero.

Once you know it seem so easy but if you like me I would never in a thousand years could have guess

Keep it up dawg.

🤓 Actually, two exclamations mean it's kind of important.... 3 means it's very important. Hope that helped.

I understand the factorial "! "sign, but i see the "#" sign and never learned that symbol so long ago. So, what is "6#" if you would kindly explain? p.s. greatly enjoy sure succinct videos.

BRILLIANT!! (like if u get the reference)

I'm getting quite confused with double factorial sign, since it either means what was shown in the video, or a factorial OF a factorial, which is definitely not a three digit number

Ouch! It's mathematically correct 😊😊

what pencil are you using it looks so good

And what is the one use case where 3 people in the world will use this once in their life? 🙄

Okay I'm old and will never use this but can you please explain imaginary numbers now? that's when I gave up on math in school

Why not ( 7!)! Seems like like a dumb exception.

What if you get a double factorial on and even number? I see 7 as odd ended at 1. But if you have an even number do you end at 2?

Are double factorials always odd?

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Mf’s just be making stupid shit up in math , never in any part of life would this ever be used for anything