Vitamin
Vitamin
A vitamin
units, tens, hundreds, thousands, millions ten hundreth ten thousandth
Place names of numbers, from the right to the left are. Units Tens Hundreds Thousands Tens of Thousands Hundreds of Thousands Millions. So 2,200 Units is '0' Tens is '0' Hundreds is '2' Thiusands is '2'
To 'convert' a number to millions, divide it by 1,000,000. This is the same as moving the decimal point six places to the left * 950000000 = units * 95000000.0 = tens * 9500000.00 = hundreds * 950000.000 = thousands * 95000.0000 = tens of thousands * 9500.00000 = hundreds of thousands * 950.000000 = millions So, the answer is that 950000000 = 950 millions This can be easily seen by using the comma separator as I did in the first line, where the comma on the right separates the thousands from the hundreds, and the comma on the left separates the millions from the hundreds of thousands = 950,000,000
In the number 1.356.209, the thousands place is represented by the digit 6. To identify the thousands place, you can count from the right, where the digits are arranged in groups of three: 209 (units), 356 (thousands), and 1 (millions). Therefore, the digit in the thousands place is 6.
15,000,000 Note ' for 'million' there must be six digits/zeroes after the number. 1 = units 10 = ten 100 = hundred 1000 = thousand 10000 = tens of thousands 100000 = hundred of thousands 1000000 = million 10000000 = tens of millions 100000000 = hundreds of millions 1000000000 = thousands of millions ( billions).
units thousands millions billions trillions quadrillion quintillion sexillion septillion octillion nonillion decillion undecillion dodecillion quatrodecillion intedecillion sexidecillion septidecillion octidecillion nonidecillion
This is to aid the reading of the number and putting it into words. When looking at the place-value table the columns starting from the one before the decimal point and moving left are labelled: Ones (or Units), tens, hundreds, thousands, ten-thousands, hundred-thousands, millions, ten-millions, hundred-millions, and so on. If you look at these labels you will see that they are in sets of three: Ones, tens, hundreds; Thousands, ten-thousands, hundred-thousands Millions, ten-millions, hundred-millions etc. An in each set of three there is: Units, Tens Hundreds, The Units is used as a "multiplier" for the group of three: (Units, tens, hundreds) times One; (Units, tens, hundreds) times thousand; (Units, ten, hundreds) times million, and so on. Writing large numbers in groups of three helps the reading as each group is read as however many hundreds, how ever many tens and however many units and then followed by the "multiplier" of Ones, Thousands, Millions, etc (though for Ones the multiplier isn't said as ones, but omitted). Commas are use to "keep" the number together; spaces can be used but it might be considered as more than one number. When the coma is used as a decimal comma (like on mainland Europe) a full stop is used to separate the groups of three. Thus, to read 123,456,789 becomes easy; it is 123 millions, 456 thousands, 789 which in words is one hundred and twenty three million, four hundred and fifty six, seven hundred and eighty nine. The commas of the digit form being put in the word form help to insert little pauses between each group and make it easier to read (by allowing time for a breath and the eyes to scan forward for the next phrase of the number).
There are millions of density units. There can be up to 8.3 million units.
Place value. 100 000 000 000 000 Trillions|billions|millions|thousands|units 1,000,000,000,000 12 zeroes, and a one.
How many times larger is the 2 in the millions period than the 2 in the thousands period? 269 872 805