The highest number ever counted to is theoretically infinite. In mathematics, there is no limit to how high a number can be counted. However, in practical terms, the highest number ever counted to by a human or a computer is limited by time and resources. The largest number typically used in mathematics and science is known as Graham's number, a number so large it cannot be expressed using standard notation.
It appears there are no records of the highest number ever counted to. Because of that, it would be impossible to say what the highest number ever counted to is and any claims (see below) would be unverifiable. If you counted one integer per second every second for sixty years, you wouldn't make it to two billion, so let's say the record is less than that.
One experience:
I recently counted to "approximately" 258 quintillion googol.
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Daniel Robbins month 7/ day 20/2017
The class that has the highest frequency (number)
899
It is called the range.
Math.max(x,y)
divide the top and the bottom by their GCF(Greatest Common Factor) the gcf is the highest number that 2 or more numbers have in common have fun with math (OK before who ever wrote this is stupid because she cant even giv us the answer)
There is no highest whole number because they go on for ever.
586,300,132
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i it 90
No one has ever counted them, but there are thousands of them.
14,164
The longest number that would also be the smallest would be the highest number counted to just made into its negative form.
You can never get to grahams number. Grahams number can never be specified. It is the biggest number ever counted.
No, the highest common multiple is an infinite amount.
There is no largest number under infinity because what ever the highest number is, one can always be added to it, making the new number the highest number.
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