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Quattuordecillion
one hundred quattuordecillion
The first such number is thousand.But there are larger numbers such as quadrillionand quattuordecillion.
One quattuordecillion is 1 followed by 45 noughts and the ancient Romans had no real reasons for such large numbers whereas in fact the original Roman numeral system once had only 5 symbols in it which were I V X L and C. For 500 it once was I) and (I) for 1000 later changed to D and M respectively.
The number you are referring to is "ten duotrigintillion" in the short scale system, or "ten quattuordecillion" in the long scale system. In scientific notation, it is written as 1 x 10^101.
Quattuordecillion
The number quattuordecillion is written 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, or 1 followed by 45 zeroes.
quindecillion is next.
one hundred quattuordecillion
milli-millillion It is actually quattuordecillion.
The first such number is thousand.But there are larger numbers such as quadrillionand quattuordecillion.
This number is written as: two quindecillion eight hundred quattuordecillion
The number you provided is a 1 followed by 70 zeros. It is read as "four quattuordecillion."
The answer to that equation, assuming with the operator "x" you mean "multiply", is 115,350,291,774,618,332,170,405,401,538,256,863,571,859,210,240, which is about "one hundred fifteen quattuordecillion"
tredecillion quattuordecillion quindecillion sexdecilion septdecillion octodecillion novemdecillion vigintillion
Quindecillion comes after quattuordecillion. Here are some other fun facts: Quindecillion=1048 Sexdecillion( or sedecillion)=1051 Septendecillion=1054 Octodecillion=1057 Novemdecillion( or novendecillion)=1060 Vigintillion=1063 And finally( I don't know what comes before it) centillion=10303 Have fun with your new knowledge ^.^
I believe you have 10 Quattuordecillion (American Short Scale). It is 10 with 45 0's, easier written as 10^45 (Ten to the power of 45). An example of usage may be: "There are actually more than 10 quattuordecillion possible moves in a game of chess."