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The Ratio Test is commonly used with series that contain factorials, and factorials are also going to become more common in the next few sections. Problems 31 -40 ask you to simplify factorial expressions in order to get ready for that usage. (Definitions: 0! = 1, 1! = 1, 2! = 1.2 =2, 3! =1.2-3 =6, 4! =24, and, in general, n! = 1.2-3. ... (n-1)'n ) 2(n!) 2 36. Show that (2n)! (n+1).(n+2).....(2n)