Depends:
In those countries that use the long scale (based on powers of a million), eg Europe:
10 billion trillion = 10 x (10^6)^2 x (10^6)^3 = 10 x (10^6)^5 = 10 quintrillion, so NO.
In those countries that use the short scale (based on powers of a thousand plus one), eg USA:
10 billion trillion = 10 x (10^3)^(2+1) x (10^3)^(3 + 1) = 10 x (10^3)^(6+1) = 10 sextillion, so YES.
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Yes._______________________________________________According to SI units: ten billion trillion = 10 x 1012 x 1018 = 1031ten billion trillion = 10 x 1018 = 10 19Accordingly, they are not equal
To calculate 6 trillion times 13.3 billion, you first need to convert both numbers to the same units. One trillion is equal to one million million, or 10^12, and one billion is equal to one thousand million, or 10^9. Therefore, 6 trillion is equal to 6 x 10^12, and 13.3 billion is equal to 13.3 x 10^9. Multiplying these two numbers together gives you 79.8 x 10^21, which is equivalent to 79.8 sextillion.
10 billion trillion trillion = 1033
Adding three further zeroes (or six, in Comonwealth English usage) to a trillion gives a quadrillion. Adding three further zeroes (or six, in Comonwealth English usage) to a quadrillion gives a quintillion. Adding three (or six) zeroes to a quintillion gives a sextillion. In the more widely used American system, a sextillion is 10 followed by 21 zeroes, while in the Commonwealth English usage, it is equal to 10 followed by 36 zeroes.
90 billion trillion.