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  • @Mohamm3dAlObaidi
    @Mohamm3dAlObaidi 11 місяців тому +1

    Amazing explanation!

  • @christianfunintuscany1147
    @christianfunintuscany1147 Рік тому +1

    I solved the problem looking at the value of 99! which can be seen as the following product (1x99)(2x98)(3x97) … (48x52)(49x51)(50) each element is something like (50-k)(50+k) with k=1,2 …49 and it is easy to see that (50-k)(50+k)=50^2-k^2 < 50^2 for each k, so 99! < 50^99.

  • @AjoraRayne
    @AjoraRayne Рік тому

    One might ask "Okay we're grouping the terms in these pairs, and the first couple are greater than 1 and the next to last one is greater than 1, but how do we know one of the ones we didn't calculate is greater than 1?"
    It comes down to why they are paired as they are. For this problem, the denominator for all of the terms contains numbers that are the same distance from 50 (in opposite directions). So (50^2)/ (99*1) could be written as (50^2)/[(50+49)(50-49)]. You could pick any pair we didn't see: 70/30, 55/45, 63/37, etc, you're basically adding x to one number and subtracting x from another. So this leads to:
    (50^2)/[(50+x)(50-x)]
    (50^2)/[(50^2)-50x+50x-(x^2)]
    (50^2)/[(50^2)-(x^2)]
    Since in the denominator we're always taking something away from 50 squared, then 50 squared in the numerator will always be bigger for all x between 49 and 1.

  • @wes9627
    @wes9627 Рік тому +3

    Take the natural log of both terms.
    ln(50^99=99*ln(50)=387.29...
    ln(n!)=n*ln(n)-n+O[ln(n)]; ln(99!)=99*ln(99)-99=356±O(4.6)
    So 50^99>99!

  • @BigParadox
    @BigParadox Рік тому +1

    1×99 × 2×98 ×...
    50×50 × 50×50 ×...
    The second one is clearly greater, because the biggest rectangle of a given perimeter is the square.

  • @ManjulaMathew-wb3zn
    @ManjulaMathew-wb3zn Рік тому

    You could have shown
    51*49=(50+1)(50-1)=50^2-1

  • @ihavegymnastics
    @ihavegymnastics Рік тому

    Er, the solution is obvious just with common-sense mathematics....