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The number '''centillion''' refers to different quantities based on locality of usage. The number itself has no real usage outside of mathematics. The total number of ] (or even ]) in the entire ] does not even come near to either value of a centillion. |
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==North American system== |
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* In ] and ] usage, one centillion is ]. |
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* While ], ] and ] traditionally employed the European usage, they have recently largely switched to the U.S. version. |
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10<sup>303</sup> is a thousand times more than a ]. |
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10<sup>303</sup> is a thousandth of a ]. |
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10<sup>303</sup> is a ], or a thousand ], in the European system. |
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It is believed to be the largest number with a conventional name, and the second largest named number after ], discounting such curiosities as ] which, though not officially accepted, are legitemately coined and widely used in some circles. |
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==European system== |
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* In traditional ] usage, one centillion is ]. |
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10<sup>600</sup> is a thousand times more than a ]. |
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10<sup>600</sup> is a thousandth of a ]. |
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10<sup>600</sup> is a million times more than a ]. |
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10<sup>600</sup> is a millionth of a ]. |
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