Math, asked by mnk47, 1 year ago

what is graham's number

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Answered by RC17

Graham's no. is an enormous no. that rises as an upper bound of the answer of a problem in the mathematical field of Ramsey Theory . Graham's no. is much larger than many other large no.'s

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