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In different countries they use different systems of naming the large numbers, for example a billion in US would be 1,000,000,000 while in Russia a billion would be 1000 times larger number (and the US billion would be called a "milliard", a word not even used in US). Both ways of naming large numbers make sence, it's just one is used in one part of the world and another in another. So, your question has two answers -
-> 25 billion dollars or 25,000,000,000 if you mean a short scale trillion or
-> 25 thousand billion dollars or 25,000,000,000,000,000 if you mean a long scale trillion.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_and_short_scales for differences of logics behind those systems of naming large numbers.
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How many ways are there to make 35 cents using dimes nickels and pennies?
There are 8 ways to make 35 cents using nickels and dies and pennies. here are the ways: 3 dimes and a nickel, 7 nickels, 35 pennies, 10 pennies 3 nickels 1 dime, 25 pennies 1 dime or 25 pennies and two nickels an done more way is 30 pennies and 1 nickel.
What is the value of real double tails quarter?
No such coin is possible to exist. On modern mint equipment the obverse and reverse dies are "keyed" it is impossible to strike a coin using 2 reverse dies because the reverse die will not fit in both sides of the machinery. All 2 tailed quarters are privately made novelties worth only curiosity value.
What is the difference between a rectangle and a square?
In a square, the sides are all the same length.
What is the value of a 2000 dime that is stamped 200?
What you have is a very common error called a filled-die error. Unfortunately it has little or no extra value because of how often it happens. A filled-die error occurs when some grease or other crud gets into the little recesses in a coin die that strike the letters and numbers, and prevents metal from flowing into the opening. Small coins such as dimes and cents are particularly prone to filled dies because the lettering is so tiny.
What is termanal volecity?
Ternanal Volecity is when a person goes at a high speed then dies.
Why is there a Difference in grooves between dimes and quarters?
It dates back to the late 18th and early 19th centuries when mechanical presses were used. The number of grooves was chosen based partly on how easy it was to create dies for those denominations.
Why are you finding dimes after your dad dies?
Because you are sad an looking down and you are seeing them.
What will happen in 100 trillion years?
No one knows for sure. That's long after our sun dies.
How many inches dies 20 centimeters equal?
7.874 in.
What fraction does the trapezoid equal?
A trapezium is a quadrilateral: it dies not represent any fraction.
How come some Mercury dimes have a large s mint mark and some with a small s mint mark?
Dates and mint marks are hand made at the Philadelphia Mint, so dies can differ.
Why is the Ohio shape on the Ohio quarter?
The designs of the State Quarters were approved by each state, with minimal restrictions on what could be included, as long as the detail would show up from the dies.
What rhymes with sometime?
There's probably more but here's some dies hies lies nice dies hies lies nice climbs dimes hinds hives jive limes lines primes rhymes Einstien signs times vines winds(wine-ds) wines whines
Are some 1942 mercury dimes with errors barely visible because of a weak strike?
sorry but there wasn't any weak dies known. I have a 1942 Mercury dime and it has faded letters because the print was so small.
Does one meter equal ten centimeters?
No, one meter dies not equal ten centimeters, one meter equals one hundred centimeters. The name for a tenth of a meter is a decimeter.
Who lived in Wuthering Heights?
In the house 'Wuthering Heights' there is Mrs.Earnshaw (who dies) , Mr Earnshaw (who dies), Hindley (Mr + Mrs Earnshaws son) , Catherine (Mrs + Mr Earnshaw's daughter and Heathcliff (the beggar that Mr Earnshaw took in off the streets of Liverpool) Also in the servants quarters there is Nelly and some other workers.
How much are silver dimes from 1700s worth?
The value of silver dimes from the 1700s can vary widely depending on their condition, rarity, and historical significance. Some well-preserved dimes may be worth several hundred dollars or more to collectors, while others may be worth significantly less. It is recommended to consult with a coin appraiser or numismatic expert to determine the specific value of a particular silver dime from the 1700s.
