1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 = vigitillion
Vigintillion is a large number represented as (10^{63}) in the short scale (used in the U.S. and modern English-speaking countries). When you multiply vigintillion by vigintillion, you calculate (10^{63} \times 10^{63}), which equals (10^{126}). Thus, vigintillion times vigintillion is equal to a number with 126 zeros, known as a centillion in the short scale.
In short scale, common in United States and modern British usage, a vigintillion is 1 followed by 63 zeroes. In long scale, common in continental Europe and older English usage, a vigintillion is 1 followed by 120 zeroes.
Vigintillion, and yes that is a number.
After a nonvigintillion, which is 10^60, the next number in the naming system is a vigintillion, or 10^63. This pattern continues with each new term representing an increase by a factor of 1,000. Therefore, following vigintillion are terms like unvigintillion (10^66), duovigintillion (10^69), and so on.
after novemdecillion comes vigintillion but I don't know what comes after that
A vigintillion is nothing but after a digit if there are 62 zeros it becomes a vigintillion like after a digit if there are seven zeros it is a crore.
Vigintillion is a large number represented as (10^{63}) in the short scale (used in the U.S. and modern English-speaking countries). When you multiply vigintillion by vigintillion, you calculate (10^{63} \times 10^{63}), which equals (10^{126}). Thus, vigintillion times vigintillion is equal to a number with 126 zeros, known as a centillion in the short scale.
vigintillion.
ten vigintillion
one vigintillion
googolplex
sextillion neptillion
In short scale, common in United States and modern British usage, a vigintillion is 1 followed by 63 zeroes. In long scale, common in continental Europe and older English usage, a vigintillion is 1 followed by 120 zeroes.
Vigintillion, and yes that is a number.
A: "bicentillion" doesn't exist, I think you mean: centillion, or here in Britan a vigintillion, a vigintillion has 120 zeros after it and a centillion has 303 zeros after it.
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After a nonvigintillion, which is 10^60, the next number in the naming system is a vigintillion, or 10^63. This pattern continues with each new term representing an increase by a factor of 1,000. Therefore, following vigintillion are terms like unvigintillion (10^66), duovigintillion (10^69), and so on.