tier 3 values help

[sanicspood]

what are the conventional terms for the joules 8.1e79 joules and 2.036e83 joules?

 

[sen_]

what are the conventional terms for the joules 8.1e79 joules and 2.036e83 joules?

i suppose you're asking what "8.1e79" and "2.036e83" mean, the former means 8.1 multiplied by 10⁷⁹ or 81 followed by 78 zeros while the latter means 2.036 multiplied by 10⁸³ or 2036 followed by 80 zeros, "e" or "E" in this case is an abbreviation of "Exponent", it's usually followed by an integer and it means multiplying by a certain power of 10, for example e+23 means multiplying by 10²³ and e-2 means multiplying by 10⁻².

 

[ElajRuengies]

what are the conventional terms for the joules 8.1e79 joules and 2.036e83 joules?

Those are the conventional terms- prefixes for Bigatons and FOE get stupid sounding at that point, so scientific notation on joules is preferred

 

[sanicspood]

i suppose you're asking what "8.1e79" and "2.036e83" mean, the former means 8.1 multiplied by 10⁷⁹ or 81 followed by 78 zeros while the latter means 2.036 multiplied by 10⁸³ or 2036 followed by 80 zeros, "e" or "E" in this case is an abbreviation of "Exponent", it's usually followed by an integer and it means multiplying by a certain power of 10, for example e+23 means multiplying by 10²³ and e-2 means multiplying by 10⁻².

no im asking what is the "foe" of these values

 

[sanicspood]

Those are the conventional terms- prefixes for Bigatons and FOE get stupid sounding at that point, so scientific notation on joules is preferred

ik but i need it for something

 

[ElajRuengies]

ik but i need it for something

8.1E+35 and 2.036E+39 FOE, or 810 TenaKiloFoe and 2.036 TenaGigaFoe

 

[sanicspood]

8.1E+35 and 2.036E+39 FOE, or 810 TenaKiloFoe and 2.036 TenaGigaFoe

Thanks