Is this true: (0!+0!)^(0!+0!)x(0!+0!)^(0!+0!)=16? Reddit math problem @bprpmathbasics

Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Here's a fun math problem: (0!+0!)^(0!+0!)x(0!+0!)^(0!+0!)=16, but why? We will first go over how "!" means the "factorial", compute the answer, and then why zero factorial is equal to 1. This question is from Reddit:
reddit.com/r/mathsmemes/comments/1ph7ciq/is_this_true

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