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Previous Question: 10^10^10 how much time will it take to write this number,if it takes 1 sec to write 1 digit. a. 1000 secs. b. 10 year. c. more than 1 million years. d. a few days. Next Question: A persons age is similar to the year he was born(last two digits is counted as age).

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