Compute the number of ordered quadruples of positive integers such that
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24! =23!(24) since 23 is prime it impossible to write it as product of factorials other than 1,0. so there are only few cases 24!.1!.1!.1!(4 cases) 23!.4!.1!.1!(12 cases) 23!.3!.2!.2!(12 cases)