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Taking n as 5, the equation becomes:

n! * (n+1)! = 5! * 6!
= 5! * 5! * 6
\(= (n!)^2 * (n+1)\)

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\((n+1)!\) can be written as \((n+1)*n!\)

\(n!*(n+1)! = n!*(n+1)*n! = n!^2*(n+1)\)

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(n+1)! can be written as (n+1).n! so n!*(n+1)*n! option E match with this
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Which of the following is equal to \(n!*(n+1)!\)?

A. \((n!)^2\)
B. \((n+1)!^2\)
C. \(n!^3(n+1)!^2\)
D. \(n!^3(n+1)\)
E. \(n!^2(n+1)\)

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