
(a)
Interpretation:
By using Stirling’s approximation, the value of 6.02×1023! is to be estimated.
Concept introduction:
Combination formula is a possible way of grouping of distinguishable objects into various subsystems. The equation for combination formula is as follows:
C=N!m∏ni!i=1
Where,
• N is the object.
If the value of N is large, then the Stirling’s approximation method is used to estimate factorials. The Stirling’s approximation for large value of N is,
lnN!≈NlnN−N
(b)
Interpretation:
By using Stirling’s approximation, 10100! is to be estimated.
Concept introduction:
Combination formula is a possible way of grouping of distinguishable objects into various subsystems. The equation for combination formula is as follows:
C=N!m∏ni!i=1
Where,
• Nis the object.
If the value of N is large, then the Stirling’s approximation method is used to estimate factorials. The Stirling’s approximation for large value of N is,
lnN!≈NlnN−N

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