Baxul

The Baxul is equal to 200Λ, or the bouncing factorial of 200. The number is approximately equal to 3.440223089 × 1066,517. The number was coined by Unknown95387.Unknown95387's Large Numbers
== Decimal expansion ==
Baxul written out is:
There are exactly 9,399 zeroes. The last non-zero digit is 8.
== Etymology ==
The name was created by combining B for bouncing factorial and "-axul" from Lawrence Hollom's faxul series. The number contains 200 in its definition, just like faxul.
== Sources ==
Category:Numbers by Unknown95387
Category:Factorial numbers
Category:Class 2
Category:Numbers
Category:Numbers with 1000 to 1000000 digits