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n! greater than 2^n for n greater or = 4 ; Proof by Mathematical induction inequality, factorial.
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proving n! is always greater than 2^n for all n greater or equal to 4, by the Mathematical induction.
Factorial
2 to the power of n
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Factorial
2 to the power of n
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