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Zillion Is A Fictional Number Like Gazillion, Jillion. It’s Used For Very Big Things.

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a zillion and 1. Two zillion.

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Is a zillion the same as a million?

no a zillion is more than a million


Is Zillion bigger than Billion?

Yes one zillion is larger than one billion


Is a zillion bigger than a million?

i dont think that zillion is a number.


Is there a such thing of a zillion?

There no such thing has zillion. There are millions, billions, trillions, quadrillions, quintillions and way more!


How many murals were there on the Berlin Wall?

You're kidding. A zillion....and those were painted over by a zillion more.


How many zero's in a zillion?

Oh, dude, a zillion? That's like, a made-up number, man. It's not even a real thing in math. So, technically, there are zero zeros in a zillion because it doesn't exist in the first place. But hey, if you wanna make up your own math rules and have a zillion zeros, go for it!


Which is larger trillion or zillion?

There is no such number as "zillion".


What what does one zillion look like?

Nothing. The word "zillion" is actually fictional term used for an exaggerational effect in literature rather than mathematics. Zillion is also an indefinite number, so it is large but unspecific.


What is 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000?

a zillion. A zillion.


What number is larger than a zillion?

googolplex, and it is not a real number


What comes after a zillion?

a zillion and 1


Is a quadrillion larger or smaller than a zillion?

A quadrillion is a real number, while a zillion is just a word used to describe big numbers in general. Since a zillion isn't a real number, you can't compare it to a quadrillion (1,000,000,000,000,000)