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Obtain asymptotically tight bounds on lg(n!) without using Stirling's approximation.

Obtain asymptotically tight bounds (Big-Oh and Big-Omega) on lg(n!) without using Stirling's approximation. Instead, evaluate these using the expansion of lg(n!) as a summation.

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Solution computes the Big-Oh and Big-Omega bounds in stepwise manner with sufficient explanations.

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