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What is the name of the number with a 1 followed by 100 zeros?
A googol. An alternative spelling is google, which is where the search engine got its name from.The original definition of googol was: write 1 and then write zeros until you get tired, but it became standardised at 100 zeros aftert the 1.A googolplex is 1 followed by googol many zeros
How many zeros does the googol have?
the number googol has exactly 100 zeros in it
Is there a number larger than a googol?
There is a higher number. It is Googol plex. It has a googol of zeros. There is also a 10Googolplex it has a googol plex of zeros. or search this up what is a alpha omega
How many zero are in the number googol?
a googol has 100 zeros.
How many zeros are there in 10 googol?
101 zeros.
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