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#1 2024-05-26 18:48:16
- mathxyz
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6^6^6 Divided By 10
What is 6^(6)^(6) ÷ 10?
Let me see.
Note: 6^(6) = 46656.
I now have 6^(46656) ÷ 10.
Using a calculator, I get this:
6^(46656) = 2.65911977215 x 10^(36305).
[2.65911977215 x 10^(36305)]/10
I get 2.65911977215 x 10^(36304).
You say?
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#2 2024-05-26 19:51:31
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Re: 6^6^6 Divided By 10
Wolfram agrees.
Bob
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#3 2024-05-27 02:39:31
- mathxyz
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Re: 6^6^6 Divided By 10
Bob wrote:
Wolfram agrees.
Bob
Beautiful.
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