| Steven J. Wilson's Integermania page has an incomplete set of solutions up to a googol, along with several related problems. |
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| Even bigger than a googol, according to Kasner, is a googolplex, a 1 followed by a googol zeros. |
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| But in addition, 10 power 100 is a googol, a number that inspired its name to the company. |
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| Then, maybe they notice that a googol plus one is also a number, and they realize that although the names for numbers run out, the numbers themselves never do. |
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| There is also a googolplex, which is 10 to the power of a googol. |
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| I also knew what a googol, the largest number in the world, was — a hundred zeroes — but twenty grand seemed better. |
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| By its very nature, every bit of a language belongs to the commons, and it is perfectly clear that Kasner intended googol to become part of the English language. |
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| A mere googol of pi might be only the first knot at the corner of a kind of limitless Persian rug, which is woven into increasingly elaborate diamonds, cross-stars, gardens, and cosmogonies. |
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| There's no way of knowing when an idea will coalesce and the stars align, producing a discovery that solves a crucial problem, creates a windfall of googol dimensions, or triggers a smile. |
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| Jesus is saying that we should forgive a googol number of times or perhaps a googolplex number of times. |
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| Kasner also defined a much larger number, the googolplex, which is 1 followed by a googol of zeros. |
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| To a mathematician, a googolplex is the figure 1 followed by a googol of zeroes. To a real-estate man, it's one infinitesimal parcel of a plot of land. |
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| I have always admired the man who invented the numbers GOOGOL and GOOGOLPLEX, and the boy who named them. |
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