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a billion and 1
Perhaps you meant to add more to your question; in any event, 8.5 billion is a number. It is also an integer (a number without any decimal or fractional value in it). It is written out as 8,500,000,000. It can also be called 8 billion 5 hundred million.
A billion and one.
a billion and one
It is an incredibly large number that gives the impression of someone just trying to type a large number by hitting every number on the keyboard. It's somewhere on the order of 10 billion billion billion billion billion (by my count).
One billion
9 Digits is 1 Billion and 10 digits is 10 billion
That is: 100 billion billion billion or better put: 100 octillion 10 sextillion is a better answer, interestingly enough it is the low range estimate for the number of stars in the universe
Perhaps you meant to add more to your question; in any event, 8.5 billion is a number. It is also an integer (a number without any decimal or fractional value in it). It is written out as 8,500,000,000. It can also be called 8 billion 5 hundred million.
Yes. Depending on the region, this may be called a trillion, or a billion.
A million billion is called a quadrillion.
billion and one
a billion and 1
A billion and one.
a billion and one
It is an incredibly large number that gives the impression of someone just trying to type a large number by hitting every number on the keyboard. It's somewhere on the order of 10 billion billion billion billion billion (by my count).
Yes, one billion represents the same number in both countries. Now it does. But in the past, in the UK, 1 billion was 1,000,000,000,000. In the US 1 billion was 1,000,000,000. (The British called the American 1 billion one thousand million.) The UK has now adopted the American system, so it is the same in both countries.