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2,000
25,000 million. Therefore, 1 billion = 1000 million, 2 billion = 2000 million, 3 billion = 3000 million. Get the idea? So, what would 100 billion be in millions?
There are 200 ten millions in two billions. This is because one billion equals 100 ten millions, so two billion equals 2 times 100 ten millions, which equals 200 ten millions.
In the UK there are million = 6 zeros trillion = 9 zeros billion = 12 zeros and 2 zeros in 9 hundred so 12 + 2 = 14
half of 1 billion is five hundred million. 1 billion halfs would be five hundred million. n / 2 = 1 billion, n = 2 billion
2,000
25,000 million. Therefore, 1 billion = 1000 million, 2 billion = 2000 million, 3 billion = 3000 million. Get the idea? So, what would 100 billion be in millions?
1 billion = 1,000 million 2 billion = 2,000 million . . 7 billion = 7,000 million
2 million
2 hundred billion (200,000,000,000) in standard form is 2.0 × 1011
In the UK there are million = 6 zeros trillion = 9 zeros billion = 12 zeros and 2 zeros in 9 hundred so 12 + 2 = 14
"20 hundred thousand" is the same as 2 million. 1 million is 1/2 of a '20 hundred thousand'.
half of 1 billion is five hundred million. 1 billion halfs would be five hundred million. n / 2 = 1 billion, n = 2 billion
There are two hundred thousand.
1,000,000,000/100, x4 is 40,000,000 2 hundred million is 200,000,000
Oh, dude, 2.2 billion is like 2,200 million. So, if you're counting in millions, you'd be like "1 million, 2 million, 2,200 million" and then you'd finally hit 2.2 billion. It's like counting your pocket change, but with a lot more zeros.
well take one hundred billion then divide by 2 then when don put 50 where 100 was