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The number of individuals earning $100 million or more annually in the U.S. is quite limited. Estimates suggest that there are only a few hundred people, primarily including top executives, successful entrepreneurs, and entertainers. This income level is typically associated with a small percentage of the wealthiest individuals in the country, reflecting the significant income inequality present in the U.S. economy.
Numbers started as a way to keep track of what you own. If you have one finger for every sheep you own, you have two hand's worth of sheep. However, if at the end of the day you only have a hand and a thumb's worth, you've lost some sheep. The question is, how many? That's where math started coming into the equation (pardon my pun). Also, people wanted to trade a certain number of their stuff (sheep, corn, shoes, whatever) to other people and wanted fair payment for it. How much stuff would you have left after you made that trade? They needed a way to calculate that. Hence, subtraction. You want to split your sheep into three groups so they're easier to handle? Division. How many sheep do you need if you want 6 hands worth of them? Write it out on paper and boom: Algebra. So basically, math was invented to organize, plan, rethink, and understand how many things* you have. (Sheep, corn, Nintendo gameboys, whatever. :)
Only the day you were born. 1 million seconds is only 11.574 days. (rounded)
1 million has only two prime factors. They are: 2, 5
The country that has the highest rate of people that cannot read/write is:Burkina Faso, with only a 21.8% literacy rate, or 79.2% illiteracy rate. 2003 est.
True. There are over 100 million sheep in Australia, whilst the population of people has only recently reached 21 million.
Only Mexico City (21.16 million) qualifies as such.
They can be found on farms, ranches, or in grassy woodlands. most sheeps sre found in Africa
an increase in crude birth rate
China and Australia.
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For 2011, the estimated popularity for all of Italy was 60.6 million people. The Populous has only been estimated for 2013 at around 61.4 million people.
Are you freaking kidding? No. There are only 311 million in the entire country.
As it is a good farming environment to rear sheep
We don't, our population is naturally increasing and we have a critical water shortage in the country. CSIRO estimates Australia can sustainably support only 1 million people, we currently have 22.5 million people.
Nigeria is the country in Africa that is home to nearly 140 million people. In contrast, South Africa only has a population of 3.7 million.
China has the most sheep as of 2011On a sidenote sheep outnumber humans in Australia and New Zealand. In 2006(from the United Nations Food & Agriculture Organisation) countries with highest sheep populations:1China2Australia3India4Iran5Sudan6New Zealand7UK8South Africa9Turkey10PakistanIn 2005statistics come from the United Nations Food & Agriculture Organisation, a survey done in 2005. (All numbers are in millions.People's Republic of China 170.9Australia 102.7European Union (15 nation) 99.3Russia (former Soviet Union) 65.3India 62.5Iran 54.0Sudan 49.0New Zealand 39.9United Kingdom 35.3South Africa 25.3In 2003The world largest sheep population was estimated at 1.03 billion head. Below are the leading sheep countries:1. China ( 173,899,000)2. Australia ( 100,100,000)3. India ( 62,500,000)4.Iran ( 54,000,000)5.Sudan ( 48,000,000)6.Newzealand ( 39,928,000)7. United Kingdom ( 35,253,000)8.South Africa ( 25,316,000)9 Turkey ( 25,201,000)10. Pakistan ( 24,900,000)In 2004China had ~158 million sheep, following behind it was Australia with ~101 million sheep