2000(2000^2000)

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2000(2000^2000)

anonymous · Answer

Is there any way we can write this in scientific notation because that's a huge number.

solomonzelman · Answer

Your teacher is stupid if he/she gave you this question!

anonymous · Answer

111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
^This is 65 1's. We would need 33 lines worth of zeros. More, even.

anonymous · Answer

I even don't think that the size of the universe in meters has that many numbers.

anonymous · Answer

How would you write it in scientfic notation?  My teacher just gave this and that's all

anonymous · Answer

Like I don't get how you would solve it.

anonymous · Answer

Like I said boss, the universe is actually 8.79829142 × 10^26 meters across. That's only 18 0s. You're asking for literally thousands times the size of the universe like what the eff brah.

anonymous · Answer

But okay.
2000(2000^2000)
2000(2 x 10^2003)
So I think that would be
$$4 \times 10^{2006}$$

anonymous · Answer

I'm probably wrong because nobody deals with numbers that big.

anonymous · Answer

OO.thanx though