Practice for rates per 100,000 population.
Practice for prime factorization.
Practice for scientific notation.
100! cannot be found on your calculator because it is more than 10 raised to the power of 100. It can be split into 60! * 100nPr40, both numbers less than 10 to the 100th power. Find these values and multiply them together by hand to find 100!
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Practice for binary to decimal.
60! = 8.320987113 * 10^81
ReplyDelete100 nPr 40 = 1.121576253 * 10^76
Multiplying the significands together we get 9.332621547...
10^81 * 10^76 = 10^(81+76) = 10^157
The full answer with a significand as large as we can get on our calculator is
100! = 9.332621547 * 10^157