The largest number named by the English conventions (billion,etc) is the number centillion (10303 short scale). The numbers googol and googolplex denote numbers mostly usable only theoretically (10100 and 10googol). Mathematicians have created very large numbers for analysis purposes, which cannot be written out except as increasing series of powers of powers (power towers). A notable examples is Graham's Number (many times too large to be written in the observable universe).
No. And Yes. It is actually the highest named number.Higher numbers dont have names.
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nope. there is no highest number. for if there were, you could add 1 to it and the resulting number would be larger than the previously declared "highest number" named numbers following trillion are quadrillion = 10^15 quintillion = 10^18 sextillion = 10^21 septillion = 10^24 ... ... googol = 10^100 googolplex = 10^googol
The highest number of sides on a die that I have seen personally is 20, however with a little bit of research I found that the highest number is 100. The particular shape is Zocchihedron and is named after the inventor Lou Zocchi and debuted in 1985. It is generally used in role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons.
There is no highest whole number because they go on for ever.
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No. And Yes. It is actually the highest named number.Higher numbers dont have names.
Although there can be no highest number (you can always add 1 to make a larger number), the largest named number is the googolplex (10 to the googol power, or 10 to the 10 to the 100th power). There are common Latin-based named numerals (billion, trillion) up to around vigintillion (10^63) or centillion (10^303), short scale.
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nope. there is no highest number. for if there were, you could add 1 to it and the resulting number would be larger than the previously declared "highest number" named numbers following trillion are quadrillion = 10^15 quintillion = 10^18 sextillion = 10^21 septillion = 10^24 ... ... googol = 10^100 googolplex = 10^googol
Nothing it is the highest named number. if you want to invent a new one call the world numbewr society or something
There is no highest number, highest prime number, or highest composite number. Therefore, there can't be a second-highest, third-highest, etc., of any of these types of numbers, either.
There is no highest number
If you mean jersey number, then the highest number is 99.
There is an infinite number of possibilities to the highest number.
No. There is no highest number. It just keeps going.
The highest number of sides on a die that I have seen personally is 20, however with a little bit of research I found that the highest number is 100. The particular shape is Zocchihedron and is named after the inventor Lou Zocchi and debuted in 1985. It is generally used in role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons.