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How do you write 13 and a quarter billion?
You can write 13 1/4 billion as 13,250,000,000 or 1.325 * 1010
How many zeros does a quarter of a billion have?
A quarter-billion is a 25 followed by seven zeroes; 250,000,000
how much is a quarter trillion?
A quarter trillion is equal to 250 billion. This can be calculated by multiplying 0.25 (which represents a quarter) by 1 trillion (which is 1,000 billion). Therefore, a quarter trillion is equivalent to 250,000,000,000 or 250 billion.
How do you write 620 billion?
I write 620 billion as 620 billion.
How do you write 16.2 billion?
Sixteen point two billion is how I would write it.
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