Trailing zeroes and inequalities?

Define the function ψ ( n ) \psi (n) as the number of trailing zeroes in n ! n! .

What is the supremum value of ψ ( n ) n \frac{\psi (n)}{n} ?


The answer is 0.25.

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1 solution

Md Zuhair
Jun 8, 2017

Here the number is n n .

Now max of ( ψ n ) (\psi{n})

By defination, we know

n 5 + n 25 + n 125 + . . . \dfrac{n}{5} + \dfrac{n}{25} + \dfrac{n}{125}+... \infty

n 5 1 1 5 \implies \dfrac{\dfrac{n}{5}}{1-\dfrac{1}{5}}

n 5 4 5 \implies \dfrac{\dfrac{n}{5}}{\dfrac{4}{5}}

n 4 \implies \dfrac{n}{\color{#D61F06}\boxed{4}}

Answer: 4

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