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What is 100 to the 14th power?
100 to the 14th power is 1 with 28 zeros: 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, which can be written as 10 Octillion.
How old is someone who was born on 14th february 1982?
they would be 28 years old... 1982+10=1992+10=2002+8+2010... 10+10+8=28
Is 377 a Fibonacci number explain why?
It is the 14th number in the sequence.It is the 14th number in the sequence.It is the 14th number in the sequence.It is the 14th number in the sequence.
What is the 14th prime number?
The 14th prime number is 43.
What is one and three fourths plus one and two sevenths?
7/4 = 49/28 9/7 = 36/28 49 + 36 = 85/28 or 3 and 1/28
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