The largest number wins!

[BeBop268170]

10^159

 

[FilthyGorilla]

how are those larger than 3x10^15?

! = Factorial

Factorial means multiply the number you see by all the natural numbers below it. So 18! is:

18 x 17 x 16 x 15 x 14 x 13 x 12 x 11 x 10 x 9 x 8 x 7 x 6 x 5 x 4 x 3 x 2 x 1

Yes the 1 is redundant. I'm including the 1. Equality for 1s!

That number ends up being about 6.4 x 10^15

And just to add, a double factorial basically skips every other number, and a triple factorial skips 2/3
So 50!!! is

50x47....

Ends up being just about 10x larger than 18! I think

 

[EliteDangerGamer]

10101!

 

[ThatOneTposingDude]

22223
Thread resurrection

 

[EliteDangerGamer]

22223
Thread resurrection

that's not larger than 10101!
! = factorial

 

[ThatOneTposingDude]

that's not larger than 10101!
! = factorial

If you wish to play that way, -3

 

[EliteDangerGamer]

If you wish to play that way, -3

?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
WHAT'S ????

 

[ThatOneTposingDude]

?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
WHAT'S ????

Obviously, A tree. You know, green things. They grow outside.

 

[EliteDangerGamer]

10102!

 

[ThatOneTposingDude]

1 mole.

 

[EliteDangerGamer]

1 mole.

STOP BEING CONFUSING!!!

 

[ThatOneTposingDude]

STOP BEING CONFUSING!!!

It's a mathematical measure. Look it up.

 

[Lew Zealand]

1 mole.

6.024 x10^23

 

[ThatOneTposingDude]

6.024 x10^23

You mathematically literate villain.
97028581938194819481885919467

 

[Lew Zealand]

29!

 

[FilthyGorilla]

I think we went slightly overboard with tree(3)......

 

[ThatOneTposingDude]

I think we went slightly overboard with tree(3)......

In retrospect, it probably falls under the "unreal number" category for its sheer size.

 

[NextXander]

In retrospect, it probably falls under the "unreal number" category for its sheer size.

Trees are pretty big that's true

 

[EliteDangerGamer]

Trees are pretty big that's true

lol
can we please get back on topic