Factoring - Can this be reduces

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The discussion centers on simplifying the expression (N^N)(N!)(N^2 - N)! / (N^2)! and its relation to the binomial coefficient C(N^2, N). Participants seek methods to reduce this equation further, emphasizing the need for clarity on the formula for combinations. The simplification process is crucial for mathematical efficiency in combinatorial contexts.

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Is there anyway that I can REDUCE this any further:

(N^N)(N!)(N^2 - N)!
(N^2)!


This equation comes from (N^N)/(N^2 Choose N)
 
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what is the formula for choose??

so in other words what is [itex]C(N^2, N)[/itex]?
can u see how this can be used in the expression taht you need to simplify??
 

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