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1,000,000,000,000 is one trillion.
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Is there a known number with more than 1 billon digits?
A googol is one followed by 100 zeros ( 100 digits). That is less than a billion digits, for sure. But a googolplex is one follwed by a googol number of zeros. That is more than a billion digits, for sure.
What has more zeros than googol?
There are many numbers such as googolplex, googolplexplex, tricentillion. Any number with more than 100 zeros has more zeros than googol.
How many more zeros does the number three billion than the number thirty billion three hundred thousand thirty?
30,000,300,030 = 8 zeroes ..3,000,000,000 = 9 zeroes (Note: one billion is accepted nowadays as being 1,000,000,000)
Is trillion bigger than a billion?
A billion is a one with nine zeros, and a trillion is a one with 12 zeros. Yes, trillion is bigger.
How many times greater is a billion than a ten million?
A billion is 100 times greater than ten million. This is because of the following: Billion=1000000000=9 zeros Ten million=10000000=7 zeros If you take away 7 from 9 in equals 2 zeros. So, 2 zeros equal to 100.
How many zeros are in the largest number?
More than any other smaller number
Is million a bigger number than billion or billion is a bigger number than million?
A billion is a thousand times more than a million. One billion= 1,000,000,000 One million= 1,000,000
Can a polynomial have more zeros than the highest degree of the function?
no a plynomial can not have more zeros than the highest (degree) number of the function at leas that is what i was taught. double check the math.
Is 0.0034 greater than 0.03?
No, the more zeros you have to the right, the more smaller the number gets.
What is the numerals of 1 billion?
It is 1,000,000,000 (9 zeros). Incidentally, the UK abandoned the long scale more than 50 years ago!
How many zeros must be in the product of 1000 and any factor?
At least three.
What is fourteen billion power of ten in years?
The fourteen billionth power of ten is ' 1 ' with 14 billion zeros after it. It's a number without any physical significance ... more than the distance across the observable universe in nanometers, more than the number of nanoseconds since the big bang, and more than the number of elementary particles in the universe. Even if it were a reasonable number, you've given us no unit with it, so there's no way to express it in years, gallons, pounds, dollars, inches, or anything else.
