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The easy way to do it is to just add the number of the power to 1(only for 10)

Example:

10 to the 2nd power = 100

you add two 0's to 1 because the power is 2.

1021 = 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 is called:

  • a thousand trillion (or trilliard) when using the long scale (as used in Europe)
  • a sextillion when using the short scale (as used in the United States)
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