Let n be an integer such that 1255 ≤ n and What is the smallest possible value of n satisfying the conditions above? (n, √n]!) = 1.

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Let n be an integer such that 1255 ≤ n and
What is the smallest possible value of n satisfying the conditions above?
(n, [√n]!) = 1.
Transcribed Image Text:Let n be an integer such that 1255 ≤ n and What is the smallest possible value of n satisfying the conditions above? (n, [√n]!) = 1.
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