No. That would normally be called "gazillion", though some other names, also ending in "-illion", are also used. It's a more or less silly expression, which means "a very large number", in imitation of names such as million, billion, etc.
1:1950
1% of 10000 = 10000*1/100 = 100
1 dollar
No. 1/2 is twice as much as 1/4.
10
No.
ILLION
10 Tredecillion. I like to call it (Expo-ex-illion) for $1 at 1% for 10000 years.
ILLION
about 2 m illion tonnes a minuite and 500 million tonnes a mi nuite
1 million dollars. he get s50 illion a year omg.. i get 1 million year
The largest practical scientific illion is quadrillion
There are 4.2 illion = 4200000 mm.
It’s A Googolplexian. To See How Big It Is We Need To See Another Big Number. Googol. A Googol Is A 1 With 100 Zeros. A Googolplex Is A 1 With Googol Zeroes. A Googolplexian Is A 1 With Googolplex Zeroes. So Yeah. But You Know Million, Billion, Trillion. What’s The Biggest -illion Number. In Many Dictionaries It’s Centillion A 1 With 303 Zeroes. But We Can Go Further. If You Include Every Number Known Even The Ones Not In A Single Official Dictionary. It Is A Millinillion A 1 With 3003 Zeroes! So Conclusion.Googolplexian - Biggest Known NumberCentillion - Biggest -Illion Number (In Dictionaries)Millinillion - Biggest -Illion Number (Including Non-Dictionary Numbers)
1,970,00 One million, nine hundred and seventy thousand.
Googol is 1100 Googolplex is 1googol I don't think there is an -illion with a million zeros. But this might be the answer: Googolplexian might be 1million zeros. Any number beyond this one is unconfirmed and unthinkable.