0!=1 and 1!=1. then 0!=1! which shows that 0=1. What can you say about this?

Answer 1

The factorial is a function. A function can have the same value when evaluated at two different points, that is f(a)=f(b) does NOT imply that a=b.

Answer 2

4^0=1
7^0=1
Therefore 4=7

2*0=0
5.5*0=0
Therefore 2=5.5

In other words, just because you're doing the same operation to both numbers and the result is the same doesn't mean the original numbers are the same. Some operations just don't work that way.

Answer 3

Uh, you can't just remove the factorial from 0! = 1!

Like 3^2 = (-3)^2, but 3 isn't equal to -3. Same with !'s.

Answer 4

Don't take the equeations reverse. 1^2(1 square) is also 1 and (-1)^2 is also 1.
1^2 = (-1)^2. You can't just simply remove ^2 from here. such are the other functions including factorial function.

Answer 5

HEY U JACKASS!!!!!!!
FACTORIAL CALCULATION STARTS FROM 1,NOT FROM 0
SO 1!=1
2!=1*2=2
AND SO ON
PLZ TELL ME WHO THE HELL TOLD U
0!=1???????
ALSO 1!=1
BECAUSE IF THERE IS NOTHING LESS THAN ONE ,THAN IT IS ITSELF
AND IF U SAY 0!=1,THEN FACTORIAL 1! NOT EQUAL TO ONE!!!!!!!

SAME WILL GO FOR OTHER NOS ALSO!!!!
SO THATS UNTRUE , ILLOGICAL AND NOT ACCEPTED
EMAIL UR PROBLEMS TO
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Answer 6

Just because there is a fact saying that all human beings are principally equal doesn't make you equal to George Bush or Sadaam Hussein or Dr Manmohan SIngh. Similar logic follows in Maths too, idiot?

Answer 7

That it's stupid. 0!=1!=1 as per your premise. What are you trying to do, divide by ! ? That doesn't work.

Answer 8

Then I guess the basis of ! is 1!@

Answer 9

U r weak in maths.

Answer 10

You dont know math.