Nowadays we can link everything in life to numbers: from the software of the phone you use in your hand, to how much gasoline the car you drive uses per kilometer or money counts. The first thing that comes to mind when we say number natural numbers or numbers come.

We use numbers in many topics, such as the ones mentioned above. What do you think of when you think of numbers? Which number is greatest? 1,000? 100,000? 1,000,000? If zeros are added to numbers, their how to pronounce Have you ever wondered? Because most of us know numbers in the billion? So, how are numbers read when zero is added after billions?

Huge numbers you hear for the first time:

• 1,000: Thousand
• 1,000,000: million
• 1,000,000,000: billion
• 1,000,000,000,000: trillion
• 1 (15 zeros): Quadrillion
• 1 (18 zeros): trillion
• 1 (21 zeros): Sectionilion
• 1 (24 zeros): Septillion
• 1 (27 zeros): Octyllion
• 1 (30 zeros): Nonillion
• 1 (33 zeros): Decillion
• 1 (36 zeros): Undecillion
• 1 (39 zeros): Dodecillion
• 1 (42 zeros): Tredecillion
• 1 (45 zeros): Kattuordecillion
• 1 (48 zeros): Kendecillion
• 1 (51 zeros): Sexdecillion
• 1 (54 zeros): Septendecillion
• 1 (57 zeros): Octodecillion
• 1 (60 Zeros): Novemdesillion
• 1 (63 zeros): Vigintillion
• 1 (66 zeros): Unvigintillion
• 1 (69 zeros): Dovigintillion
• 1 (72 zeros): Trevigintillion
• 1 (75 zeros): Kattuorvigintillion
• 1 (78 zeros): Kenvigintillion
• 1 (81 zeros): Sexvigintillion
• 1 (84 zeros): Septenvigintillion
• 1 (87 zeros): Octavigintillion
• 1 (90 zeros): Novemvigintillion
• 1 (93 zeros): Trigintillion
• 1 (96 zeros): Untrigintillion
• 1 (99 zeros): Dotrigintillion
• 1 (102 zeros): Tresintillion
• 1 (105 zeros): Kator tricintillion
• 1 (108 zeros): Kenchatricintillion
• 1 (111 zeros): Sextriccintillion
• 1 (114 zeros): Septentricintillion
• 1 (117 zeros): Octotricintillion
• 1 (120 zeros): Noventricintillion
• 1 (123 zeros): Catracintillion
• 1 (153 zeros): Kenkacintillion
• 1 (183 zeros): Sexacintillion
• 1 (213 zeros): Septacintillion
• 1 (243 zeros): Octocintillion
• 1 (273 zeros): Nonacintillion
• 1 (303 zeros): Centillion
• 1 (333 zeros): Decicentillion
• 1 (366 zeros): Anvicinticentilion
• 1 (393 zeros): Tricintacentillion
• 1 (423 zeros): Katracintacentillion
• 1 (453 zeros): Kenkacintacentillion
• 1 (483 zeros): Sexacintacentillion
• 1 (513 zeros): Septacintacentillion
• 1 (543 zeros): Octocintacentillion
• 1 (573 zeros): Nonacintacentillion
• 1 (603 zeros): Dusentillion
• 1 (903 zeros): Tresentillion
• 1 (1203 nil): Katrincentillion
• 1 (1503 zeros): Kencentillion
• 1 (1803 nil): Sessentillion
• 1 (2103 zeros): Septincentillion
• 1 (2403 zeros): Octincentillion
• 1 (2703 zeros): Noncentilion
• 1 (3003 zero): million

Now you will sayWebtekno, what have you done?‘, you’re right. We realize that so many zeros are hard to read. But there is a method people use to remember the names of so many zeros: zeros group by three. For example, consider how many zeros are in 1 trillion.4 groups of 3’0′ You can keep it as

‘So how can we write easier while writing?’, there is also a way: exponential numbers. For example, if you want to use 1 trillion for math operations. ’10’¹⁸‘ You can express it as 18 above the number, how many zeros it contains there is.

An interesting fact about multi-zero numbers: did you know where Google got its name?

You don’t know the search engine and technology company Google. Google’s name comes from a multi-zero number did you know? Of course, the pronunciation of the song is slightly different, but Google’s name is, ‘googol’ and ‘googolplex’ comes from the number.

google issue There are 100 zeros and 10^hundred is expressed as. The googol number is a measurable number and is often used to express large quantities. In other words, it’s not unreasonable for the world’s most popular search engine to be given such a name.

The term googol was first coined by American mathematician Edward Kasner in 1940. “Mathematics and the Imagination”It was used in his book’. When Kasner asked his 9-year-old nephew, Milton Sirotta, what to call this ridiculously long song, his cousin muttered.says ‘googol’ and this name pops up.

Well google number one if less than a centillion why is it so important? Simply put, a googol is used to describe a googolplex. A googolplex, a confusing number google 10 times. The googolplex number is so big that: It doesn’t even have a circulation area.. Some mathematicians consider the googolplex number to be the total number in the universe. even more than the number of atoms say.

A song even bigger than the googolplex: ‘Graham’s Count’

In fact, googolplex has been defined so far not even the largest number. Mathematicians and scientists, bigger than googolplex”Graham’s numberThey made a song called “. Just to understand this song you must have a math degree. But let’s try to explain.

This number is both much bigger than a googolplex Skewer number and Moser number of many other large numbers such as: much bigger. As with these numbers, assuming each digit occupies a Planck volume, possibly the smallest measurable area even the vast observable universe To include a digital rendition of the Graham song very small. It can’t even be some numbers.

The Graham issue is being studied by popular science writer Martin Gardner. Ramsey’s theory It originated in 1977 when he used it as a simplified explanation of the upper bounds of a problem in mathematics. In 1977, Graham’s number was used in a mathematical proof. was the largest specific positive integer.

In fact, there are numbers greater than Graham’s, but our topic in this article is: multiple zero numbers Let’s not stray too far from the subject. This example is just that there are numbers greater than googolplex given to say.

We talked about how to read numbers with multiple zeros, how to remember them easily, we talked about how Google’s name comes from numbers that have lots of zeros, and we also mentioned the existence of much larger numbers. So we have come to the end of our article. What do you think of multi-zero numbers? Please don’t forget to share your thoughts with us in the comments.