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The left side does not need to be zero, and it does not follow from the assumptions. The proof only uses the fact that the left side is an integer, since all t
by widdma 10y ago
The left side does not need to be zero, and it does not follow from the assumptions.
The proof only uses the fact that the left side is an integer, since all terms are integers (a!/n! ∈ Z for a > n)
- yk 10y agoYou are right, see my edit above.