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11*10*9*8*7*6*5*4*3*2*1

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11 factorial equals 39916800. Considering 39916800 X 1, then 39916800 would be the greatest factor. If you don't want to consider 1 a factor, then it would be 19958400, which is one half of 39916800. The question does not specify prime factors. I think the greatest prime factor would have to be 11, since any factor greater than 11 would have to be the product of some combination of the numbers between 10 and 1.

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