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    This document contains various math facts, trivia, and number tricks. It discusses things like how long it would take to count to different numbers, properties of certain numbers like 153 and 40, national math-related days like Pi Day and Metric Day, number tricks that result in the original number plus a constant, and names for different powers of 10 up to milli-millillion. It also includes age calculation and number tricks that start with thinking of a number and performing operations on it to end with subtracting the original number.

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    This document contains various math facts, trivia, and number tricks. It discusses things like how long it would take to count to different numbers, properties of certain numbers like 153 and 40, national math-related days like Pi Day and Metric Day, number tricks that result in the original number plus a constant, and names for different powers of 10 up to milli-millillion. It also includes age calculation and number tricks that start with thinking of a number and performing operations on it to end with subtracting the original number.

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    This document contains various math facts, trivia, and number tricks. It discusses things like how long it would take to count to different numbers, properties of certain numbers like 153 and 40, national math-related days like Pi Day and Metric Day, number tricks that result in the original number plus a constant, and names for different powers of 10 up to milli-millillion. It also includes age calculation and number tricks that start with thinking of a number and performing operations on it to end with subtracting the original number.

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    Math Trivias

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    This document contains various math facts, trivia, and number tricks. It discusses things like how long it would take to count to different numbers, properties of certain numbers like 153 and 40, national math-related days like Pi Day and Metric Day, number tricks that result in the original number plus a constant, and names for different powers of 10 up to milli-millillion. It also includes age calculation and number tricks that start with thinking of a number and performing operations on it to end with subtracting the original number.

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    MATH TRIVIA AND FACTS

     If each count were a second long, it would take about 12 days to


    count to a million and about 32 years to count to a billion.
     Forty' is the only number that has all its letters in alphabetical
    order.
     153 = 1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+10
    +11+12+13+14+15+16+17
     The National Pi Day(π) is March 14, at 1:59.
     October 10 is National Metric Day.
     21978 when multiplied by 4 is the same number with digits in
    reverse order: 21978 x 4 = 87912
     The largest prime number is 13,395 digits long; more than the
    number of atoms in the universe.
     From 0 to 1,000, the letter "A" only appears in 1,000 ("one
    thousand").
     12 + 3 - 4 + 5 + 67 + 8 + 9 = 100
     'FOUR' is the only number in the English language that is spelt
    with the same number of letters as the number itself.
     If you multiply 1089 x 9 you get the exact reverse, 9801.
     The first prime number after 1,000,000 is 1,000,003.

    Age Calculation
    1. multiply your age by 7
    2. now multiply that product by 1443
    What do you get? Your age repeats 3 times.

    A Number Trick
    Step1: Think of any number.
    Step2: Double the number.
    Step3: Add 9 with result.
    Step4: subtract 3 with the result.
    Step5: Divide the result by 2.
    Step6: Subtract the number with the number you have started with.

    Names for Powers of 10

    Values Zero's Names


    100 0 One
    101 1 Ten
    102 2 Hundred
    103 3 Thousand
    104 4 Myriad
    106 6 Million
    109 9 Billion
    1012 12 Trillion
    1015 15 Quadrillion
    1018 18 Quintillion
    1021 21 Sextillion
    1024 24 Septillion
    1027 27 Octillion
    1030 30 Nonillion
    1033 33 Decillion
    1036 36 Undecillion
    1039 39 Duodecillion
    10 42 Tredecillion
    10 45 Quattuordecillion
    10 48 Quindecillion
    10 51 Sexdecillion
    10 54 Septdecillion / Septendecillion
    10 57 Octodecillion
    10 60 Nondecillion / Novemdecillion
    10 63 Vigintillion
    10 66 Unvigintillion
    10 69 Duovigintillion
    10 72 Trevigintillion
    10 75 Quattuorvigintillion
    10 78 Quinvigintillion
    10 81 Sexvigintillion
    10 84 Septenvigintillion
    10 87 Octovigintillion
    10 90 Novemvigintillionn
    10 93 Trigintillion
    10 96 Untrigintillion
    10 99 Duotrigintillion
    10 100 Googol
    10 102 Trestrigintillion
    10 120 Novemtrigintillion
    10 123 Quadragintillion
    10 138 Quinto-Quadragintillion
    10153 153 Quinquagintillion
    10180 180 Novemquinquagintillion
    10183 183 Sexagintillion
    10213 213 Septuagintillion
    10240 240 Novemseptuagintillion
    10243 243 Octogintillion
    10261 261 Sexoctogintillion
    10273 273 Nonagintillion
    10300 300 Novemnonagintillion
    10303 303 Centillion
    10309 309 Duocentillion
    10312 312 Trescentillion
    10351 351 Centumsedecillion
    10366 366 Primo-Vigesimo-Centillion
    10402 402 Trestrigintacentillion
    10603 603 Ducentillion
    10624 624 Septenducentillion
    10903 903 Trecentillion
    102421 2421 Sexoctingentillion
    103003 3003 Millillion
    103000003 3000003 Milli-Millillion

    Trick Play
    Trick 1: 2's trick
    Step1: Think of a number .
    Step2: Multiply it by 3.
    Step3: Add 6 with the getting result.
    Step4: divide it by 3.
    Step5: Subtract it from the first number used.
    Answer:2

    Trick 2: Any Number


    Step1: Think of any number.
    Step2: Double the number.
    Step3: Add 9 with result.
    Step4: sub 3 with the result.
    Step5: Divide the result by 2.
    Step6: Subtract the number with the number with first number started with.
    Answer: 3

    Trick 3: Any three digit Number


    Step1: Add 7 to it.
    Step2: Multiply the number with 2.
    Step3: subtract 4 with the result.
    Step4: Divide the result by 2.
    Step5: Subtract it from the number started with.
    Answer: 5

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