One million times one million equals one trillion. This is because when you multiply two numbers with six zeros each, you add the number of zeros together to get the total number of zeros in the product. In this case, one million has six zeros, and when multiplied by another one million with six zeros, the total number of zeros in the product is twelve, which represents one trillion.
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Well, honey, one million times one million is one trillion. It's a whole lot of zeros, so don't strain yourself trying to count them all. Just remember, it's a big number that could make anyone's head spin.
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How about: 8 times 100 = 800 as one example
One million.