$10,000 is not equal to $1,000,000 dollars. One million is 100 times greater than ten thousand.
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4.1 million dollars is the same as $4,100,000 in numbers
No.
Yes, 1 billion is the same as one thousand million.
65 thousand Canadian dollars is 0.065 million Canadian dollars. If you wanted an answer in terms of another currency you need to specify which one - I am not going to guess. And make sure you specify the country as well. Many countries use currencies with the same names - eg dollars, or pounds.
Ten billion dolars is bigger because one thousand million is the same as one billion.
No, a million is one thousand (1000) thousands. In numerical form, ten thousand is 10,000, and a million is 1,000,000
$1,011,505 would be easiest way 1m,11k,505 takes up same amount of space
"One million ten" can be written as 1,000,010. "One million ten thousand" can be written as 1,010,000. They are very different numbers and do not mean the same.
At today's exchange rates £1 = US$1.38 So any amount in pounds is worth 38% more in pure numbers of American dollars. Historically a British billion was one million million while a US billion was one thousand million. Now however UK usage has changed to match the US usage and one billion in the UK is also one thousand million.
No because a million numerically is 1,000,000
One thousand dollars was worth one thousand dollars, since money is money regardless of when it is used. The same amount now in economic terms, roughly adjusted for inflation, would be worth around 110 times as much.
2.738 years
A thousand million is the same as one billion.
4.1 million dollars is the same as $4,100,000 in numbers
$200,000 1 penny is 1/100 of a dollar. 1/100 = 0.01 So if you say 20,000,000 pennies * 0.01 = 200,000 Dollars. That means 20 million pennies, is the same as $200,000.
No.