Problem 51560. Convert a number from factorial notation to base 10

• Created by ChrisR

×

Like (1)

Difficulty:

(10)

Rate

• Solve Later   
• Add To GroupÂ

Just as numbers can be written in different bases, they can also be written in factorial notation. For example, is 463 in base 10 because

If the first place after the decimal point is the 1/2! place, then we would have, for example,

Write a function to convert a number from factorial notation to decimal notation, or base 10. For digits greater than 9, use A, B, C, etc.

Solve

Solution Stats

50.0% Correct | 50.0% Incorrect

• 20 Solutions
• 10 Solvers

Last Solution submitted on Jun 17, 2023

Last 200 Solutions

Solution Comments

Problem Recent Solvers10

Suggested Problems

• Find the palindrome

  1639 Solvers

• Nearest

  170 Solvers

• Back to basics 21 - Matrix replicating

  1691 Solvers

• Number of 1s in a binary string

  10045 Solvers

• Function composition

  248 Solvers

More from this Author298

• Sum the elements in rows of the Levine triangle

  12 Solvers

• Remove the diagonal of a square matrix

  13 Solvers

• Evaluate the gamma function

  19 Solvers

• Pick the die most likely to win

  11 Solvers

• Compute a determinant

  9 Solvers