Double Factorial of n
Calculate n!! for non-negative integers up to 21 using the alternating-step factorial product.
Table of Contents
11 Integer n =
10,395 Double Factorial Value
Representative value from the Double Factorial of n reference table.
Reference Values
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Double Factorial of n
Calculate n!! for non-negative integers up to 21 using the alternating-step factorial product.
Calculated Result
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Reference Table
Use this complete table for quick lookup and internal linking to specific value pages.
| n | n!! |
|---|---|
| 0 Integer n | 1 Double Factorial Value |
| 1 Integer n | 1 Double Factorial Value |
| 2 Integer n | 2 Double Factorial Value |
| 3 Integer n | 3 Double Factorial Value |
| 4 Integer n | 8 Double Factorial Value |
| 5 Integer n | 15 Double Factorial Value |
| 6 Integer n | 48 Double Factorial Value |
| 7 Integer n | 105 Double Factorial Value |
| 8 Integer n | 384 Double Factorial Value |
| 9 Integer n | 945 Double Factorial Value |
| 10 Integer n | 3,840 Double Factorial Value |
| 11 Integer n | 10,395 Double Factorial Value |
| 12 Integer n | 46,080 Double Factorial Value |
| 13 Integer n | 135,135 Double Factorial Value |
| 14 Integer n | 645,120 Double Factorial Value |
| 15 Integer n | 2,027,025 Double Factorial Value |
| 16 Integer n | 10,321,920 Double Factorial Value |
| 17 Integer n | 34,459,425 Double Factorial Value |
| 18 Integer n | 185,794,560 Double Factorial Value |
| 19 Integer n | 654,729,075 Double Factorial Value |
| 20 Integer n | 3,715,891,200 Double Factorial Value |
| 21 Integer n | 13,749,310,575 Double Factorial Value |
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Double Factorial of n, formulas, and typical use cases.
What does the Double Factorial of n calculator do?
It helps with working with combinatorics identities, integrals, and closed-form sequences.
What formula does the Double Factorial of n calculator use?
n!! multiplies every other integer from n down to 1 or 2.
What inputs are valid?
n must be an integer from 0 to 21 for exact safe integer results in this calculator.
When would I use this?
working with combinatorics identities, integrals, and closed-form sequences
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