A decamillionplexplex is a one followed by a decamillionplex zeroes (10^10^7). It is also the estimated number of parallel universes (with billions of galaxies in each one) in the multiverse.
The digit prime number below 10 is 2.
No. The one immediately below it is 81, and the next one above it is 100 .
No. For example, the mean of 1,1,1,1,1,7 is 12/6 = 2: one above and five below.
It is impossible to identify any pattern from one number.
Not googolplex plus one. That is not a number. It is googolplexplex
A decamillionplexplex is a one followed by a decamillionplex zeroes (10^10^7). It is also the estimated number of parallel universes (with billions of galaxies in each one) in the multiverse.
A googol plex has so many zeros that even if you wrote one Zero on every atom in the entire universe there still wouldn't be enough. But as for your question: 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000. This number is called a googol. So Googol Plex= 1googol
To write a googolplex down, you would have to make a one, followed by ten thousand trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, zeroes. There are no named numbers past googol plex, but you could write 'googol plex and one, googol plex and two,' and so on.
A one with 500 zeroes.
A gargoyle is a myitchical creature so no. or no one know...
Phantom of the Mega-Plex
There is no such number and nor can there be one. As soon as one person names the biggest number, someone else can always add 1 to it and that becomes the biggest number. But that process can go on without end.
A number that has 1 with a googol zeros after it. A googol has 1 with one hundred zeros after it.
The account number on your landbank atm card is the one below your name, the one that starts with "SA". The number below it is your card number.
The digit prime number below 10 is 2.
No. The one below it is 25, and the one above it is 36 .