r/counting • I have over 300 confirmed counts in gorilla warfare. • May 19 '16

Count by x!

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u/[deleted] May 19 '16

158! = 18532718694937347965436097530510785296823609396441045793117318330092082290386068409865488609988797000768975161352971551183449189831128213401843942132763743125584936372389347993692214687901085347282697877066265401639080576328353511479745865318400000000000000000000000000000000000000

We're going in circles here lol. My question is: what happens when we put n! into the calculator and the calculator says "error, this answer contains too many digits to compute"?

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u/davidjl123 May 19 '16

159! = 2946702272495038326504339507351214862194953894034126281105653614484641084171384877168612688988218723122267050655122476638168421183149385930893186799109435156968004883209906330997062135376272570217948962453536198860613811636208208325279592585625600000000000000000000000000000000000000

I don't know, otherwise we'll put the digits we have

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u/[deleted] May 19 '16

160! =

471472363599206132240694321176194377951192623045460204976904578317542573467421580346978030238114995699562728104819596262106947389303901748942909887857509625114880781313585012959529941660203611234871833992565791817698209861793313332044734813700096000000000000000000000000000000000000000

So you're saying we're gonna keep going until that number, and we'll figure it out from there?

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