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In the US ("short scale"), there are 1 million thousands in a billion (1 x 109).
* In the European system, a billion is 1 x 1012, so there are "1 milliard thousands" in a billion. This is called the "long scale" where number names increase by millions rather than thousands.
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How do you write 389 billion 14 million and 1 thousands in standard form?
389,014,001,000
2.5 billion in numbers?
2.5 billion in numbers is written as 2,500,000,000. This is because each comma represents a grouping of three digits in the numerical system. The first comma separates the millions place from the thousands place, and the second comma separates the thousands place from the ones place. Therefore, 2.5 billion is equivalent to 2,500,000,000 in numerical form.
How many thousands in 7000 ones?
There are seven of them.
How many billion is 400000000 million?
400 million equates to 0.4 billion.
How many 0s in a billion?
9
How many thousands are there in billion?
1,000,000 (one million) thousands in one billion.
How many thousands are in 5 billion?
There are 5 million thousands in 5 billion.
How many hundred thousands are in 7 billion?
There are 70,000 hundred-thousands in 7 billion.
How many thousands are in 1.2 billion?
1,200,000 (1.2 million) thousands are in 1.2 billion.
How many hundred thousands are there in 5 billion?
There are 50,000 hundred thousands in 5 billion.
How many billion is 35 thousands?
35 thousands (35,000) equates to 0.000035 billion.
How many thousands are in 100 billion?
100,000,000 thousands.
How many thousands are in ten billion?
10,000,000 (ten million) thousands per 10 billion.
9 billion equals how many thousands?
The answer is 9,000 thousands...
In indian system of numeration 1 billion is equal to how many thousands?
One billion is a million thousands which is 10 lakh thousands.
How many thousands in ten billion?
There are exactly Ten MILLION thousands in ten billion. Answered by a sixth grader.
How many thousands in 600 billion?
600,000,000 (600 million thousands).
