How many zero in a killion?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Well, honey, a "killion" isn't a real number, so it doesn't have any zeros. It's like asking how many unicorns are in your backyard - the answer is zero, unless you're living in a fantasy world. Stick to real numbers, sweetheart.

Answer 3

A "killion" is not a standard numerical term, so it does not have a specific value or quantity associated with it in mathematics. If we were to interpret "killion" as a made-up term representing a large number, the number of zeros in it would depend on how it is defined. Without a clear definition of "killion," it is impossible to determine the number of zeros it contains.

Answer 4

There is no such number as a killion. But if there were, it would probably be close to AK-47 zeroes.