10 digits
13 digits.
In the US:1 billion = 1091 billion billion = 1018That's '1' followed by 18 zeros, for a grand total of 19 digits.But in the UK:1 billion = 10121 billion billion = 1024That's '1' followed by 24 zeros, for a grand total of 25 digits.
There are 10 digits in a billion.
A US Billion* has 9 digits following the leading digits (64 being the leading digits in this case.)So 64.1 billion dollars = $64,100,000,000Notice that if you count the number of digits after 64 there are 9Note*: A billion in some other countries is actually a million million (or having 12 digits after the leading digits.) For finance this magnitude of number does not make sense (it's much too large,) and instead the US Billion is used.
There are 10 digits in a billion.
10 digits: 1,000,000,000 is one billion dollars.
10 digits
13 digits.
In the US:1 billion = 1091 billion billion = 1018That's '1' followed by 18 zeros, for a grand total of 19 digits.But in the UK:1 billion = 10121 billion billion = 1024That's '1' followed by 24 zeros, for a grand total of 25 digits.
There are 10 digits in a billion.
there are 12 numbers for billion
they have 10
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A US Billion has 9 digits following the leading number(s): 202,700,000,000 The European system uses a different billion than the US (although many countries have adopted the US Billion -- as it works better with currencies). That variation is a million million (12 digits following the leading number(s)): 202,700,000,000,000
A US Billion* has 9 digits following the leading digits (64 being the leading digits in this case.)So 64.1 billion dollars = $64,100,000,000Notice that if you count the number of digits after 64 there are 9Note*: A billion in some other countries is actually a million million (or having 12 digits after the leading digits.) For finance this magnitude of number does not make sense (it's much too large,) and instead the US Billion is used.
If you mean how many digits does a billion have, then one billion = 1,000,000,000 which is one, followed by 9 zeros, or ten digits