There are 10,000 lakh in 1 billion (short scale, 109).
In India and other parts of southern Asian, an older numbering system is still in some use. The value one lakh (lac) equals 100,000, one crore equals 10 million (US), and one arab equals 1 billion (US). This is because the numbers over 1000 are increased by orders of 100 rather than 1000 (short scale) or a million (long scale).
1 billion is 1,000,000,000 1 lakh is 100,000 Therefore there are 10,000 lakhs in a billion
1 billion = 10,000 lakhs, using the short scale.
1 billion = 10000 lakhs,
10000 lakhs = 1 billion
1 billion = 10000 lakhs
A lakh is 100,000, and a billion is 1000,000,000. So a billion is 10,000 lakhs.
7 billion is 70000 lakhs.
140,000 lakhs.
109/105 = 104 lakhs
10 lakhs=1 million 100 lakhs=10 million 100 lakhs=1 crore 100 million=10 crores 10000 lakhs = 1 billion
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10 lakhs is equal to a million. This being the case, 10,000 lakhs would then be equal to a billion.
1 billion = 10000 lakhs.
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1 billion = 1091 lakh = 105So, 104 = 10,000 lakhs make 1 billion.And it can be rupees or grains of sand.1 billion = 1091 lakh = 105So, 104 = 10,000 lakhs make 1 billion.And it can be rupees or grains of sand.1 billion = 1091 lakh = 105So, 104 = 10,000 lakhs make 1 billion.And it can be rupees or grains of sand.1 billion = 1091 lakh = 105So, 104 = 10,000 lakhs make 1 billion.And it can be rupees or grains of sand.
No. 3 billion = 3*109 is 10000 times bigger than 3*105 = 30 lakhs
10000000 * * * * * Only if a billion is defined as a million million which, in most of the English speaking world, it is not. In the short scale a billion is defined as a thousand million and that makes it 10,000 lakhs.