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How do you write 1.5 million?
15,000,000 That's 15 with 6 zeros.
How many zeros are needed to write the decimal form of 15 million?
There are six zeros in a million, so you would just need to add six zeros to 15 to get 15,000,000. You can also move the decimal point over six places to the right to get the same answer.
How do you write the number 10 million million?
one million is 1 with 6 zeros one million million is 1 with 6+6 or 12 zeros 10 million is 10 with 12 zeros
How do you write 9.6 million with zeros?
9,600,000
How do you write 131 million in zeros?
It is: 131,000,000
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