When speaking English, most South African usage is of the short scale (based on powers of a thousand plus one):
bi-llion implies 2 → (103)2+1 = (103)3 = 109 which has nine zeros.
If you had asked how many zeros in 1 biljoen rand (een biljoen rand) you would have been speaking Afrikaans and would have been using the long scale (based on powers of a million):
bi-ljoen implies 2 → (106)2 = 1012 which has twelve zeros.
There are 9 zeros in one billion
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it has 9 zeros it is archaic for 1 billion
In a 200 billion, there are 11 zeros. This is because a billion is equivalent to one thousand million, which has 9 zeros. Therefore, when you multiply 200 by a billion, you get 200,000,000,000, which has 11 zeros.
One billion is expressed as a 1 followed by nine zeros: 1,000,000,000 1.2 billion then would be expressed a a one, followed by a 2, and then followed by eight zeros: 1,200,000,000
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There are 9 zeros in one billion
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One million in all countries has 6 zeros. 1,000,000 In English speaking countries there are 9 zeros in one billion. 1,000,000,000 In other countries there may be 12 zeros in one billion. 1,000,000,000,000
it has 9 zeros it is archaic for 1 billion
In a 200 billion, there are 11 zeros. This is because a billion is equivalent to one thousand million, which has 9 zeros. Therefore, when you multiply 200 by a billion, you get 200,000,000,000, which has 11 zeros.
One billion is expressed as a 1 followed by nine zeros: 1,000,000,000 1.2 billion then would be expressed a a one, followed by a 2, and then followed by eight zeros: 1,200,000,000
in Europe, a billion is a million million = 10^12 (one with 12 zeros). in the U.S. a billion is a thousand million = 10^9 (one with 9 zeros).
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