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How do you write 14 trillion in numbers?
1.4 billion in number form is 1,400,000,000,000
Can you help me explain 14 squared Write in standard form?
Any number, squared, is the number multiplied by itself. So 142 = 14*14. And that, is 196.
How do you write 14 million and seven thousandths?
14 million and seven thousandths written in number form is 14,000,000.007
How do you write 14 as a decimal?
The decimal form of 14 is simply 14.0
369 billion 14 million and one thousand?
The standard form is 369,014,001,000
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