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Big Number Calculator
Exact math on numbers with thousands of digits
Whole numbers or decimals. E notation like 1.5e40 works too.
X × Y
1.21932631137 × 10⁵⁸
Shown in scientific notation; every digit is listed below.
- Scientific notation
- 1.219326311 × 10⁵⁸
- Digits
- 59
How it was calculated
- Exact value: 12193263113702179522496570642249657064223746380111126352690
- With separators: 12,193,263,113,702,179,522,496,570,642,249,657,064,223,746,380,111,126,352,690
- Exact result (59 digits):
- 12193263113702179522496570642249657064223746380111126352690
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How the big number calculator works
Ordinary calculators store about 15 significant digits, so large results get rounded. This calculator works on the digits themselves (arbitrary precision), so 50! or a 200-digit product comes out exact.
Addition, subtraction, multiplication, whole-number powers, factorials, mod, GCD and LCM are exact. Division and square roots can go on forever, so they are rounded to the number of decimal places you choose (up to 1,000).
GCD is the greatest common divisor, found with Euclid's algorithm. LCM is the least common multiple, |X × Y| ÷ GCD. X mod Y is the remainder after dividing X by Y, with the sign of X.
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