The product of 6 factorial is how many times larger than the product of 5 factorial?
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Answer / Nalinaksh Punj Gautam
The product of 6 factorial (720) is 6 * (5! + 1) = 6 * (120 + 1) = 726 * 121 times larger than the product of 5 factorial (120).
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