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What is after a quadriliion?

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∙ 15y ago

Updated: 7/21/2025

After a quadrillion, which is (10^{15}), comes a quintillion, represented as (10^{18}). The naming convention continues with sextillion ((10^{21})), septillion ((10^{24})), and so on, following the pattern where each new term represents a power of one thousand greater than the previous term.

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How much of PI is known?

At one level a huge deal. Pi is known to an accuracy of the width of a hydrogen atom at the far end of the known universe. At the same time, since pi is an irrational number, it has an infinitely long decimal representation with no recurrence. So even if we knew 1 quadrillion digits of pi (we don't yet) we would only know one quadriliion infinitieth (to coin a word) of pi - that is 0%.

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