One zillion years is not an officially recognized unit of time in scientific or mathematical terms. However, in informal contexts, "zillion" is often used to denote an extremely large, unspecified number. For more formal purposes, one might refer to a trillion, quadrillion, or higher powers of ten, such as a quintillion or sextillion, to describe vast time spans. In cosmology, timescales can extend to billions and trillions of years, such as the estimated lifespan of the universe.
zillion and one.
two
To get that answer, just divide one zillion by one hundred.
Gazillion One zillion and one. Since "zillion" is a made-up term, you can make up one of your own.
Zillion is a nonsense word that implies many. It is not a number.
There is no number called "zillion".
There is no such number as "zillion".
one hundred zillion and one
zillion and one
zillion and one.
two
To get that answer, just divide one zillion by one hundred.
Gazillion One zillion and one. Since "zillion" is a made-up term, you can make up one of your own.
Zillion is a nonsense word that implies many. It is not a number.
Yes one zillion is larger than one billion
Dude, zillion is not a number. It is just a word of exaggeration. one thousand million is a billion. one thousand billions is a zillion.
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