Number theoryDifficulty 5.1AIME, harderProve itBelarus
Find {2011!2009!}. (Here {x} means the fractional part of x.)
Solution
Answer: 20111. Since 2011 is a prime number, we see that 2010!≡−1(mod2011) (Wilson's theorem). Hence 2010!≡2010(mod2011), which gives
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