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How Many Zeros in a Trevigintillion?

A trevigintillion has 72 zeros: 1072. It is the digit 1 followed by 72 zeros, spanning 73 digits in total — the 23rd "-illion" after a million in the short-scale system used in the United States and modern British English. The name uses the Latin roots tre- (three) and viginti (twenty). Trevigintillion equals 1 vigintillion (1063) multiplied by 109 (one billion). In the long-scale system used in parts of Europe, a trevigintillion represents 10138 — nearly double the exponent. The number has gained some pop-culture recognition through the game Cookie Clicker, where in-game currencies reach the vigintillion and trevigintillion range. Related: Zeros in an octillion.

A trevigintillion has

72

zeros

Written Form
1 followed by 72 zeros
Scientific
10⁷²

What Does a Trevigintillion Look Like?

One trevigintillion written out in full: See also: How many zeros in a thousand.

1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

The number has 24 groups of three zeros, confirming 3 × 24 = 72 zeros. Using the standard formula — position 23 in the sequence gives 3 × 23 + 3 = 72 — arrives at the same answer. In scientific notation, 1072 captures all of that in two characters and an exponent.

NameZerosScientific Notation
Duovigintillion691069
Trevigintillion721072
Quattuorvigintillion751075

How Many Zeros in 100 Trevigintillion?

One hundred trevigintillion (1074) has 74 zeros. Multiplying by 100 raises the exponent by 2 — from 1072 to 1074. The full scaling table:

  • 1 trevigintillion = 1072 — 72 zeros
  • 10 trevigintillion = 1073 — 73 zeros
  • 100 trevigintillion = 1074 — 74 zeros
  • 1,000 trevigintillion = 1075 — 75 zeros (= one quattuorvigintillion)

The long-scale trevigintillion equals 10138 (138 zeros) — a number 1066 times larger than the short-scale version. That factor of difference is exactly one unvigintillion, illustrating how rapidly the two conventions diverge at higher positions in the naming sequence. Learn more about zeros in a trillion.