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What is the name of the numbering system that uses just ones and zeros?
Binary
Why a scientist measuring the diameter of an atom or the distance to the moon would use scientific notation?
Because otherwise there would be a lot of zeros preceding or following the digits of interest.
Who is on a one- hundred thousand-dollarbill?
Technicly speaking there is no such thing, but if you were to draw a bunch of zeros on a one dollar bill or 10 dollar bill you can just go look at one.
Does Binary numbers consist of ones and twos?
No, binary numbers don't consist of ones and twos, they are ones and zeros.
How do you write 20 million in numbers?
20 million is written as 20,000,000. Since one million has six zeros in it, you can simply add six zeros to 20 to get your answer of 20,000,000.
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