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How do you write 620 in words?
Six hundred twenty.
How do you write 16.2 billion?
Sixteen point two billion is how I would write it.
How do you write 3.56 billion?
You write 3.56 billion as 3,560,000,000.
How do you write 40.3 billion?
40,300,000,000
How do you write out 1.8 billion?
As a number it is: 1,800,000,000 = 1.8 billion
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