Some scientists believe that there are 10^87 atoms in the entire universe. The number googolplex is a 1 followed by a googol of zeros. If each atom in the universe is used as a zero, how many universes would you need in order to have enough zeros to write out completely the number googolplex?
10^100 zeros in the entire googolplex and 10^87 atoms in the universe
10^100 / 10^87 = 10^13 times as many zeros in the googolplex as there are atoms in the universe
10^100 zeros in the entire googolplex and 10^87 atoms in the universe
10^100 / 10^87 = 10^13 times as many zeros in the googolplex as there are atoms in the universe