1. Rather large number - oops

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Thanks to those that answered,
but I think the equation should have read :

(16777216^480000) / 756864000

16m to the power of 480000, instead of the other way round, sorry.
Of course (not that I understood any of the math of it), as Hawke said, =
3.63e14 would be a better divisor.

The equation would then be:
256^3^480000/3.63e14

is this right?
and could someone answer it please? smile

TIA

-molasses

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<DIV><FONT size=3D2>Thanks to those that answered,</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>but I think the equation should have =
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:</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=3D2>(16777216^480000) / 756864000</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=3D2>16m to the power of 480000, instead of the other way =
round,=20
sorry.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>Of course (not that I understood any =
of the math=20
of it), as Hawke said, 3.63e14 would be a better divisor.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=3D2>The equation would then be:</FONT></DIV>
<DIV>256^3^480000/3.63e14</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>is this right?</DIV>
<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>and could someone answer it please?=20
smile</FONT></DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>TIA</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>

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2. Re: Rather large number - oops

Molasses wrote:
>
> Thanks to those that answered,
> but I think the equation should have read :
>
> (16777216^480000) / 756864000
>
> 16m to the power of 480000, instead of the other way round, sorry.
> Of course (not that I understood any of the math of it), as Hawke
> said, 3.63e14 would be a better divisor.
>
> The equation would then be:
> 256^3^480000/3.63e14
>
> is this right?
> and could someone answer it please? smile
>
> TIA
>
> -molasses

OK, again: (look at the end!)
--
--
--  d = (16777216)^480000 / 3.63e14
--
--  using log: log(d) = 480000 * log(16777216) - log(3.63e14)
--  dec. log: dlog(d) = log(d)/log(10)
--
    atom  a,  b,  c
    atom ln, ld, dec_exponent, dlog_mantissa, mantissa

    a = 480000
    b = 16777216
    c = 756864000

    ln = b * log(a) - log(c)
    ld = ln/log(10)
    printf(1,"Dec. log     : %25.15f\n", ld)
    dec_exponent = floor(ld)
    printf(1,"Dec.exp.     : %25.15f\n", dec_exponent)
    dlog_mantissa = ld - dec_exponent
    printf(1,"DLog.Mantissa: %25.15f\n", dlog_mantissa)
    mantissa = power(10,dlog_mantissa)
    printf(1,"Mantissa     : %25.15f\n", mantissa)
--
--  The result of your number d is:
--
    puts(1,"The result:\n\n")
    printf(1,"(16777216)^480000 / 3.63e14 = %10.5f*10^%d\n",
                {mantissa,dec_exponent})
--
--
--  This will be the result:
--
--  (16777216)^480000 / 3.63e14 =    3.22507*10^95315402
--
Have a nice day, Rolf

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3. Re: Rather large number - oops

Molasses wrote:
>
> Thanks to those that answered,
> but I think the equation should have read :
>
> (16777216^480000) / 756864000
>
> 16m to the power of 480000, instead of the other way round, sorry.
> Of course (not that I understood any of the math of it), as Hawke
> said, 3.63e14 would be a better divisor.
>
> The equation would then be:
> 256^3^480000/3.63e14
>
> is this right?
> and could someone answer it please? smile
>
> TIA
>
> -molasses

Excuse me mixed up the numbers! Here my second calculation:

--
--
--  d = (16777216)^480000 / 3.63e14
--
--  using log: log(d) = 480000 * log(16777216) - log(3.63e14)
--  dec. log: dlog(d) = log(d)/log(10)
--
    atom  a,  b,  c
    atom ln, ld, dec_exponent, dlog_mantissa, mantissa

    a = 16777216
    b = 480000
    c = 3.63e14

    ln = b * log(a) - log(c)
    ld = ln/log(10)
    printf(1,"Dec. log     : %25.15f\n", ld)
    dec_exponent = floor(ld)
    printf(1,"Dec.exp.     : %25.15f\n", dec_exponent)
    dlog_mantissa = ld - dec_exponent
    printf(1,"DLog.Mantissa: %25.15f\n", dlog_mantissa)
    mantissa = power(10,dlog_mantissa)
    printf(1,"Mantissa     : %25.15f\n", mantissa)
--
--  The result of your number d is:
--
    puts(1,"The result:\n\n")
    printf(1,"(16777216)^480000 / 3.63e14 = %10.5f*10^%d\n",
                {mantissa,dec_exponent})
--
--
--  This will be the result:
--
--  (16777216)^480000 / 3.63e14 =    9.77558*10^3467850
--

Have a nice day, Rolf

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