Can any1 plz give an ezly understandable proof of how " !n = [n!/e] "?
(Here !n denotes the derangement of n elements and [x] denoted the closest integer to x)
Looking for a proof: ! n = [n!/e]
Re: Looking for a proof: ! n = [n!/e]
Please do not use incorrect English intentionally. That creates a very poor impression of you while lowering the IQ of the whole forum by 5 points.Rabeeb wrote:Can any1 plz give an ezly understandable proof of how " !n = [n!/e] "?
(Here !n denotes the derangement of n elements and [x] denoted the closest integer to x)
For your question -
Use this formula to approximate $!n$.
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