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.
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.
9
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.