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The falling factorial $x^{\underline{k}}$ for nonnegative [[integer]] $k$ is given by
 
The falling factorial $x^{\underline{k}}$ for nonnegative [[integer]] $k$ is given by
 
$$x^{\underline{k}}=x(x-1)\ldots (x-k+1).$$
 
$$x^{\underline{k}}=x(x-1)\ldots (x-k+1).$$
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The falling factorial $x^{\underline{k}}$ for nonnegative integer $k$ is given by $$x^{\underline{k}}=x(x-1)\ldots (x-k+1).$$