The current number is around 3 billion. Assuming that Moore's Law continues to hold, there would be 100 billion by the end of the decade (2020) and a trillion by around 2027.
However, as the transistors become smaller there are several issues that are expected to affect the predictions of Moore's Law. Quantum effects are likely to begin playing a part. The chips will generate a lot of heat and drawing that away will become an issue.
Until 2005, transistor numbers were increasing brioadly in line with Moore's Law but the the 2010 update to the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors expected growth to slow at the end of 2013, after which time transistor counts will double more slowly.
According to the Federal Reserve, a single US banknote has a mass of about a gram, so 12 trillion of them would be about 12 billion kilograms. If they were in $100 bills, it would be about 120 million kilograms, or 120,000 tonnes.
No single man has a trillion dollars.
If you are asking if there were only a single person in possession of that money, then no there is not. Bill Gates is the richest man in the world with 40 billion dollars. Although, many countries have surpassed the trillion mark leading with the USA.
The median of a single number is itself, so the answer is 1 billion.
Yes anova can and should be used to predict correlation between variable's in a single group. This is one of the primary and most common uses of such software.
The easiest way to write that number only uses a single zero:1 billion trillion = 1 x 1021If it's a lot of zeros you're after, you ought to sit down one rainy afternoon,take a piece of paper, and just write the number "one googol". That's a ' 1 ',with a hundred zeros after it. (Don't forget to write the comma, before eachset of three zeros, starting at the end and working back towards the ' 1 '.)1 billion = 1,000,000,0001 trillion = 1,000,000,000,0001 billion trillion = 1 trillion billion = 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
According to the Federal Reserve, a single US banknote has a mass of about a gram, so 12 trillion of them would be about 12 billion kilograms. If they were in $100 bills, it would be about 120 million kilograms, or 120,000 tonnes.
OVER 500 TRILLION from a single student. OVER 500 TRILLION from a single student.
No single man has a trillion dollars.
A microprocessor combines Transistors, Capacitors, and Resistors on a very small 'chip'
If you are asking if there were only a single person in possession of that money, then no there is not. Bill Gates is the richest man in the world with 40 billion dollars. Although, many countries have surpassed the trillion mark leading with the USA.
ICs have been built with as few as two to as many as hundreds of billions of transistors. I believe the first germanium prototype IC built by Kilby may have had only one transistor (it was an integrated circuit not for having many transistors, but because it integrated both resistors and transistors into a single germanium crystal).
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Various observations and experiments have shown that protons must be stable for at least a billion trillion trillion years. However though, many physicists believe that if the three atomic forces are really just different manifestations of a single unified field, the alchemical, supermassive bosons will materialize out of quarks every now and then, causing quarks, and the protons they compose, to degenerate.
The median of a single number is itself, so the answer is 1 billion.
Yes anova can and should be used to predict correlation between variable's in a single group. This is one of the primary and most common uses of such software.
Moore's Law is not a law of physics, but is a mere trend. The law, or trend, states that the number of transistors that can be placed inexpensively on an integrated circuit doubles approximately every two years. This affects us in a broader way, as the integrated circuit becomes more 'integrated', we have faster PCs and Laptops. That is why today you don't see computers the size of ENIAC. Today, on a single chip about 1.2 billion transistors are placed, if the transistors were not shrunk down in size, then a single chip would be the size of Manhattan. Please check this link for a detailed post on Moore's Law. Link: http://atharvjoshi.blogspot.com/2011/06/moores-law-doubling-trends.html#axzz1ON6ENV4m