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What is the percentage difference of 12 percent of 14 trillion and 16 percent of 10 trillion?
12% of 14 trillion = 1.68 trillion 16% of 10 trillion = 1.6 trillion So the first is larger by 0.08 trillion or 80 billion.
What is the first trillion digits of π?
3.1415926535877846478385736348674738283746737237726253658684t53r5565474674565647383893847857567464646464757473838383837837857574747347847878547547547547768343478567289627494652489756947568934756180473618037410293781894567845678024350178648751468756478647858740679146589714696891476158946150816714896918671480167806287962348671117823495681479561783465478468915765871446577741654784684786134437334674891718347836469483677438673783478647868347456767547823464874568934652784957826478 it doesnt look like a trillion but it is...
First trillion dollar budget?
budget for fiscal 1987. was first trillion dollar budget. although it wasn't meant to be such, it sneaked over 1 trillion. http://www.nytimes.com/1987/01/07/opinion/topics-budget-trills-the-second-trillion.html
What are the first exact trillion digits of pi?
The estimated trillion digits of pi are 27 trillion digits. An exact equal value would require an infinite number of digits and cannot be proved to any exact trillions.
What year did the US reach it's first trillion dollar deficit?
1965
How much does the first car ever made cost?
1 trillion dollars
How much the Philippine debt today?
Total debt reached P4.42 trillion for the first 10 months of 2009, up 2% from the P4.34 trillion recorded as of end-September. Local debt, which accounted for 55% of the total, was slightly up at P2.45 trillion.
How much does it cost to run the US government?
In Fiscal Year 2013, the appropriated amount to run the US government was about 1.1 trillion dollars. The first budget of the United States was just a few million dollars.
What is the percentage difference of 12 percent of 14 trillion and 16 percent of 10 trillion?
12% of 14 trillion = 1.68 trillion 16% of 10 trillion = 1.6 trillion So the first is larger by 0.08 trillion or 80 billion.
What is the first trillion digits of π?
3.1415926535877846478385736348674738283746737237726253658684t53r5565474674565647383893847857567464646464757473838383837837857574747347847878547547547547768343478567289627494652489756947568934756180473618037410293781894567845678024350178648751468756478647858740679146589714696891476158946150816714896918671480167806287962348671117823495681479561783465478468915765871446577741654784684786134437334674891718347836469483677438673783478647868347456767547823464874568934652784957826478 it doesnt look like a trillion but it is...
What is the place value of the first three numbers in 980743509786954?
There is only one number, so I assume the question refers to the first three DIGITS of the number. 980 trillion or 9 * hundred trillion 8 * ten trillion 0 * trillion
What country will have the world's largest economy in 2015?
It is quite difficult predicting the future, but most probably, the largest economy will be the USA or China. US is 14 trillion right now and China is 5 trillion. It's got a long way to go but many Economists suggest that it will be China. The second might be Japan and India will be in the top 10. Actually, China is not expected to surpass the United States' in economical size until between 2025 and 2030, which means the United States will still have the largest economy in 2015. This will only work, of course, if things keep going the way they do; China surges as the United States has a fall back. So of course this may not even be true. In 2015, any country can have the largest economy, Germany, Russia, Japan, even Egypt or South Africa or Australia might. Or maybe it'll be some country that is not even a country yet! Who knows. What is known is that China's surge won't last long and neither will the downfall of the United States. In fact, the United States downfall (and Europe's for that fact) is a result of a major surge! So the positions may be switched by 2015. China's economy is currently growing about 3x faster than that of the United States and it's actually not that much of a lead (9% versus 3%). In fact, the United States just surpassed 15 trillion dollars in 2011, the first country ever to do so. China, whose currently in second place, is only at about 7 trillion US dollars, and is not even expected to surpass 10 trillion until 2015. Which means in 2015, China will be around 10 trillion while the US will be around 17 trillion.
Why was the universe not lifeless?
The universe is not lifeless because conditions for life to develop existed on Earth. Factors like water, a stable climate, and essential elements created an environment where life could emerge and evolve. The diversity of life on Earth is a result of these favorable conditions over billions of years.
Was India a Trillion Dollar Market?
Oh YES. India was a member of the elite group of country's whose market share is over a Trillion US Dollars. The Indian market had first achieved a trillion-dollar size about four and half years ago on May 28, 2007. It was a historic landmark, but about a year later on July 1, 2008 it lost its tag of "A Trillion dollar market". However, India again joined this elite club of markets with trillion-dollar valuation about a year later on June 3, 2009. The Indian market was, in fact, seen inching towards the two-trillion dollar mark at least twice in the past; first in early 2008 and then at the beginning of 2011 when our Market Size was as high as USD 1.9 trillion
What is the name of the historians believe Columbus reached first?
AnswerHistorians think that Columbus first reached the Bahamas.
What is the subject in this sentence who first reached the north pole?
The subject in the sentence, 'Who first reached the North Pole?' is 'who'.
Is Obama going to spend 32 trillion dollars over the next 4 years?
There is no evidence that he will. It should also be noted that he did not spend 32 trillion dollars (nor anything close to it) during his first four years; federal spending varied, but it was closer to 3 trillion. In fact, a 2011 MarketWatch Report noted that "...spending under Mr. Obama (including the stimulus) has grown by about 1.4 percent a year, compared to 7.3 percent in George W. Bush's first term." I enclose a link to the complete report, showing spending under previous presidents compared to spending under President Obama.
