I'm working on a question about the age of the universe. Question: What would 10 to the power of 234 be?

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I'm working on a question about the age of the universe. Question: What would 10 to the power of 234 be?

Answer 1

Those are two different subjects. Anyway, just write down the number 10 followed by 233 zeros. (I'm not going to do the work for you)

Answer 2

it is less than 10^234^234^234

and this will be the size of the universe.

Answer 3

A "1" followed by 234 zeros.

A million raised to the power 39.

In the long scale (where a billion is a million million), it could be called a "undequadragintillion" (except that no one would).

quadranginta is Latin for 40.

Romans would not say 39, they would say "one from forty", in Latin:  undequadranginta.

In the short scale, the name would have to be constructed from the number 77.  Something like a Septantaseptillion.

I am intrigued though, trying to imagine how that number could be associated with the age of the universe (4.4 x 10^17 seconds)