Among the inequalities below,which ones are true for all natural numbers $n > 1000$?
$I. n! \leq n^n$
$II. (n!)^2 \leq n^n$
$III. 10^n \leq n!$
$IV. n^n \leq (2n)!$

  • A
    $I$ and $IV$
  • B
    $I, III$ and $IV$
  • C
    $II$ and $IV$ only
  • D
    $I, II, III$ and $IV$

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