What is one trillion to the 10th power?

[Atul]

I'm working on a math problem and need help. What is one trillion to the 10th power? Looking for the exact number or how to calculate it.

 

[jarwish]

One trillion (10¹²) to the 10th power equals 10¹²⁰. In full form, that’s 1 followed by 120 zeros, an astronomically large number far beyond practical comprehension or use in real-world measurement or computation.

 

[simran]

One trillion (10¹²) to the 10th power is 10¹²⁰ — that’s a 1 followed by 120 zeros.

 

[Clara]

One trillion is 10¹².

So, one trillion to the 10th power is:
(1012)10=10120(10^{12})^{10} = 10^{120}(1012)10=10120

Answer: 10¹²⁰

 

[Amparo]

10¹²—a 1 followed by 120 zeros—is one trillion (10¹²) to the tenth power.

 

[robbin]

One trillion equals 10¹². Raised to the 10th power, it becomes (10¹²)¹⁰ = 10¹²⁰. That’s a 1 followed by 120 zeros, an unimaginably large number far exceeding quantities used in everyday science, finance, or astronomy.

 

[Boogyman]

Sure, just grab a notebook, a few pens, maybe a coffee, and start writing zeros. After the 100th one, you’ll realize why scientists invented exponential notation.