hey 4chan, anon here. the opposite of addition is subtraction. the opposite of multiplication is division. the opposite of power is root. the opposite of differentiation is integration.
what's the opposite of [b]factorial[/b]?
>>8766206
inverse gamma function where it is bijective
>>8766206
factorial is just a series of multiplications so a series of divisions
define a new operation ? by
a?=a/((a-1)!)
then (a!)?=a!/((a!-1)!)=a
5! = 1x2x3x4x5
so
5!^-1 = 1/1x1/2x1/3x1/4x1/5
>>8766209
/thread
>>8766221
congratulations, you're retarded
>>8766576
Pretty sure that was bait
>inverse of differentiation is integration
K then give me a primitive of the Thomae function fagglord.
>>8766206
The opposite of power is log not root
>>8767662
The opposite of the exponential function is log.
The opposite of power is root.
Example: 2^3= 8 (this is power), 3rd root of 8 is 2.
e^3 = 20.08. log(20.08)=3.
Now the real question is: what is e?
>>8767709
(x^2)*(x^1/2)=x
That's all root is.
>>8767765
But... Thats wrong
>>8767765
>these are the people you share a board with
>>8767765
lmao
>>8766209
I don't think functions can have sexuality
but he's not talking about the inverse of the factorial function just the inverse of the operation, which I suppose would just be the factorial operation itself. multiplication and division are fundamentally the same thing, aren't they?
>>8767765
[math]x^2 \cdot \sqrt{x} = x^{2.5} \neq x [/math]
>>8766206
1 / [b]factorial[/b] ?
>>8767788
Actually, that would be a number smaller than 1.
It's ( factorial(N) / (factorial(N))/log(factorial(N))) = N
>>8767807
that was bait.
Also, good job rendering your expression meaningless by not having enough parenthesis.
( factorial(5) / (factorial(5))/log(factorial(5))) = 5
( 120 / (120)/log120) = 5
( 120 / 120/4.787...) = 5
( 120 / 25.065...) = 5 or ( 1/4.787...) = 5
4.787... = 5 or ( 0.209...) = 5
>>8767771
I meant x^(2*1/2)=x
>>8767777
>he's not talking about the inverse of the factorial function just the inverse of the operation
what did he mean by this