Talk:Graham's number

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You have written: that 3II7.625.597.484.987 has "only" 3638334640025 decimal digits. That's not correct. If you think it through, you will realise, that its equal to a power tower of 3s, which is 7.625.597.484.987 layers high. And It's a way bigger than the 3638334640025 decimal digits you explained. If you go the way down from the top, you'll have: 3, 27, 7.625.597.484.987, a number which has approx. ~ 6,9 x 10^12 digits and not 3,6 x 10^12 digits, and so on. I've calculated that one "between" number out, therefore I know this. But I didn't came beyond that number. I'ts too hard with a normal computer to calculate 3 double arrow 5 for me. Please correct it. With best reagards Dominik — This unsigned comment was added by ‎143.161.248.25 (talk • changes).

Thank you for your help. I will delete this number from the text of the article. Bob.v.R (talk) 20:16, 9 August 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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I feel this page would be easier to understand if exponents were used by I couldn't figure out how to input them. Could somebody either tell me how it do it themselves? 0737290632t2x273n (talk) 23:17, 3 February 2017 (UTC)[reply]