If you join them together it will make a compound word
It is that way in English. We have a separate word for two of the two digit numbers, eleven and twelve. In most other languages, there are words which translate out to "ten and one" and 'ten and two". Otherwise, the word is "teen" meaning "ten" for all the other "ten" words which follow the sequence.
According to the dictionary, the two words that English uses has German roots...which are exactly what you have stated. "ten with one left over", and "ten with two left over". So the words in English have roots in old German that state the mathematical decimal formula.
There are four 0s in ten thousand, seven in a crore so eleven in ten thousand crore. That would make it a hundred billion.
Because the words we use are derived from a time when people used base twelve rather than base ten. Also the reason for "dozen" & "gross". It goes back about 500 years or so.
Oh, dude, writing numbers is like, so easy. So, for eleven and eighty-one hundredths, you just write it as 11.81. Like, no big deal, right? It's just eleven point eighty-one. Easy peasy!
I = one, II = two, III = three, IV = four, V = five, VI = six, VII = seven, VIII = eight, IX = nine, X = ten, XI = eleven and so on :)
Because life is based around the number twelve, eleven actually means one before twelve, but because humans have ten digits we chose to base it around ten. Look around you and everything, time and so on, is based on the number twelve and it is subtly hidden inside our language.
Currently there are eleven, but Nebraska will be joining them in the 2011-2012 season, so there will be twelve. It is called the big ten because originaly there was ten.
There are four 0s in ten thousand, seven in a crore so eleven in ten thousand crore. That would make it a hundred billion.
a hundred billion or eleven billion or ten billion and one or ten billion and one tenth or ten billion and one hundredth or ten billion and one millionth or ten billion and one billionth or ten billion and one trillionth and so on.
Ten, soon to be eleven Eleven (so far). There will be thirteen.
Because the words we use are derived from a time when people used base twelve rather than base ten. Also the reason for "dozen" & "gross". It goes back about 500 years or so.
Collingwood, Hawthorn, Geelong, Richmond, Essondon, Sydney Swans, Carlton, Bulldogs and so on.
two thousand and twenty.... if you are talking about the numbertwenty twenty if you are talking about the yearIf you disagree heres a example of why it is twenty ten ( year )eg. do you think people called it one thousand nine hundred ninedy eight when it was 1998, no they called it ninteen nindy eight. So when the year is over 2010 people will be saying twenty ten, twenty eleven and so one
The series begins when Harry Potter was one year old, it then jumps ahead ten years to him being ten, turning eleven so we never see him as a six year old.
Followers of the SIKH religion are called 'SIKHS' (not Sikhists) - so go look SIKHISM up (that is the name for the religion followed by SIKHS.) They follow the teaching of the ten/eleven Guru's.
In 1790 eleven states raitfied the constitution so that it could take effect. It took ten months for them to get eleven states to actually raitfy the constitution.
about eleven hours I think it would be around ten hours since I flew from atlanta to London in eight hours so it should be ten or eleven because you are fighting a head wind traveling back west from London
It's one quintillion, one hundred eleven quadrillion, one hundred eleven trillion, one hundred eleven billion, one hundred eleven million, one hundred eleven thousand, one hundred eleven. Now that's a mouthful!