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PLEASE help me with factorials and exponents. my work is in blue, how are they are all equal? I don't understand how the answer is: (n!)^n! ≥ (n!)^n ≥ n^n

PLEASE help me with factorials and exponents. my work is in blue, how are they are-example-1

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By choosing n = 2 you were able to show that they were the "equal to" part of the inequality.
2! = 1 × 2 = 2

Try using n = 3

(n!)^((n!)) =(3!)^((3!))=6^(6)=46656

(n!)^(n)=(3!)^(3)=6^(3)=216

n^(n)=3^(3)=27

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