Let $n$ be a positive integer. Prove $\displaystyle\int_0^{2n}e^t t^{2n-1} dt > (2n-1)!$
Is there a way to prove this inequality ? Numerical experimentation suggests $\int_0^{2n}e^t t^{2n-1} dt$ grows much faster than $(2n-1)!$
I tried to relate the inequality to the Gamma function but the LHS is bugging me...
$e^t > 1$ for $t > 0$ and therefore $$ \int_0^{2n}e^t t^{2n-1} dt > \int_0^{2n} t^{2n-1} dt = \frac{(2n)^{2n}}{2n} = (2n)^{2n-1} > (2n-1)! $$