1.5 billion = 1.5 x 109 = 1,500,000,000. So, you've got eight zeros there. Note that 1.5 x 109 can also be written 1.5E9.
There are 9 zeroes in 1.1 billion. There are 6 zeroes in 1 million and 12 zeroes in 1 trillion.
a million has 6 zeroes, a billion 9, and a trillion 12. one million billion trillion is the sum of those, or 6+9+12 = 27 zeroes
Twelve.
41.7 billion, in the commonly used short scale, is 41,700,000, so there are 5 zeroes in 41.7 billion in the short scale. 41.7 billion, however, in the long scale, is 41,700,000,000, so there are 8 zeroes in 41.7 billion in the long scale.
1 billion thousand is not a number.A "thousand billion" on the US short scale would be a "trillion" with 12 zeroes (1 x 1012).A thousand billion on the long scale (Europe and Latin America) would be a "billiard" with 15 zeroes (1 x 1015).
15 zeroes: 1,000,000,000,000,000
15, followed by nine zeroes.
17.4 billion would be written out as 17,400,000,000. So it would be 8 zeroes. A billion has 9 zeroes and a million has 6 zeroes.
9
It is important to know how many zeroes are in numbers. 8.22 billion is 8,220,000,000 which means there are seven zeroes.
There are 11 zeroes in 700 billion, or 700,000,000,000. If you remember that there are 9 zeroes in 1 billion, then it is simple to figure this out. Likewise, there are 12 zeroes in 1 trillion.
There are eight zeroes in 3.9 billion. This number is written as 3,900,000,000 in numerical value. One billion has nine zeroes.
There are 9 zeroes in 1.1 billion. There are 6 zeroes in 1 million and 12 zeroes in 1 trillion.
a million has 6 zeroes, a billion 9, and a trillion 12. one million billion trillion is the sum of those, or 6+9+12 = 27 zeroes
9
Twelve.
7 billion is 7,000,000,000; 9 zeroes in total.