YES!!!
6 billion is 6,000,000,000 = 6.0 x 10^(9)
6000 million is 6,000,000,000 = 6.0 x 10^(9)
Oh, dude, 60 thousand million is the same as 60 billion. It's like saying 60 thousand million in a fancy way to make it sound bigger, but in reality, it's just 60 billion. So yeah, they're totally the same thing, just different ways of saying it.
Yes, 0.6 billion is the same as 600 million. In terms of place value, 0.6 billion can be expressed as 600,000,000, which is equivalent to 600 million. The use of "billion" and "million" signifies the number of groups of three zeros after the first digit.
Same as 40 million.
yes
Half of 12000 is the same thing as 12000 divided by 2. 12000/2=6000. So 6000 is half of 12000.
115,700 million is the same as 115.7 billion.
No, 1000 million would be a billion.
Yes, 8000 million is the same as 8 billion. In numerical terms, 1 billion equals 1000 million, so when you multiply 8 billion by 1000 million, you get 8000 million. Therefore, both figures represent the same quantity.
A billion is the same as a million times a thousand, or, a hundred times ten million.
8976 million is the same as 8,976,000,000 (8.976 billion).
No, 580 million is .58billion. Long form of 5.8 billion is 5,800,000,000. No , 5.8 billion is 5800 million
Oh, dude, 60 thousand million is the same as 60 billion. It's like saying 60 thousand million in a fancy way to make it sound bigger, but in reality, it's just 60 billion. So yeah, they're totally the same thing, just different ways of saying it.
No. Depending upon scale 1 billion = 100 million (short) or 1 million million (long). → 6 billion is 6,000 million or 6,000,000 million.
15 million individuals ... And just one thing: Why did you say 1000 million? that's the same thing as saying 1 billion -.-
No.
Yes, 0.6 billion is the same as 600 million. In terms of place value, 0.6 billion can be expressed as 600,000,000, which is equivalent to 600 million. The use of "billion" and "million" signifies the number of groups of three zeros after the first digit.
No!