There are 50 hundred thousands in 5 billion. To calculate this, you divide 5 billion by 100,000, which equals 50. Each hundred thousand is represented by a group of five digits in the hundred thousands place value in the number 5 billion.
There are 5 million thousands in 5 billion.
There are one fiftieth.
There are 500 hundred thousands in fifty million.
There are fifty of them.
To find out how many hundred thousands are in 50,000 tens, first convert tens to units: 50,000 tens is equal to 500,000 units. Next, convert units to hundred thousands by dividing by 100,000. Thus, 500,000 units is equal to 5 hundred thousands.
There are 5 million thousands in 5 billion.
There are 5.
There are one fiftieth.
5 million of them.
Five hundred.
5
There are 500 hundred thousands in fifty million.
There are fifty of them.
To find out how many hundred thousands are in 50,000 tens, first convert tens to units: 50,000 tens is equal to 500,000 units. Next, convert units to hundred thousands by dividing by 100,000. Thus, 500,000 units is equal to 5 hundred thousands.
five 500 x 100 = 50,000 = 10,000 x 5
One billion = 1,000,000,000 There are 9 zeros Let us see: List place value columns: 1)Ones 2) Tens 3)Hundreds 4) Thousands 5) Ten Thousands 6) Hundred Thousands 7) Millions ( you can not say a thousand thousands ) 8) Ten Million 9) Hundred Million 10 Thousand Million 11 Ten thousand Million 12) Hundred Thousand Million 13) Billion (You can not say a million millions) General Rule for naming place-value columns: " You can not repeat the same denomination twice"This rule is applied after the thousands column. For example; "One. thousand thousands is improper, it is renamed "one million" CONCLUSION; A BILLION MUST HAVE 12 ZEROS such: 1,ooo,ooo,ooo,ooo "One thousand millions",proper. No need to rename it.
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