100 divided by a billion gives you your answer.
100/1,000,000,000 gives you 1/10,000,000
So, there 1 ten millionths of a billion in 100.
That's a mouthful.
One hundred million in ONE billion. In billions, depends on how many billions.
hundred and one millions jokes billions :)
110,000,000,000
100,000,000,000,000,000,000
nine - look at the last number of any number and start counting as ones. Then move left and start counting as tens, then hundreds, thousands, ten thousands, hundred thousands, millions, ten millions, hundred millions, billions, ten billions, hundred billions, trillions, ten trillions, and finally hundred trillions. So 1,000,000,000 is one billion.
one hundred lacks billions
There are 8 billion/100 million = 80 of them.
The millions, then the Ten Millions, then the Hundred Millions, then the Billions, the Ten Billions, the Hundred Billions, the Trillions, the Ten Trillions, the Hundred trillions, the Quadrillions, the Ten Quadrillions, the Hundred Quadrillions, the Quintillions and so on.
hundred billion
One thousand of them.
200,000,000,000
Anywhere from none to many billions, depending on the computer.vacuum tube computers had no transistorstransistorized computers had a few thousand to a few hundred thousand transistorsintegrated circuit computers had a few tens of thousands to a few million transistorsmicroprocessor computers have had a few thousand to many billions of transistors