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What is -4 0?
The 4 means how many wins you have. The 0 means how many losses you have.
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How many 0 in 60 million?
0. 60/0=0,so mathematically there are no zeros in the quantity of 60.
How many 0 in one billion?
Well... 0 in anything is still 0. 0/0928351034857013476501893475 would still be just 0. Nothing is there.. I don't really get your question. o.0
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