One thousand. Which is a lot, lot smaller than a centillion.
Well, isn't that a happy little question! A thousand is a hundred times bigger than ten. Just imagine ten friendly little trees standing together, and then picture a hundred groups of those trees all around you. That's how much bigger a thousand is than ten. Just a beautiful reminder of the vastness and wonder of numbers!
No. A milligram is a thousand times smaller than a gram, and a gram is a thousand times smaller than a kilogram. Then, a milligram is a million times smaller than a kilogram.
One million is larger than one hundred thousand because one million has more zero's in it than one hundred thousand. The more zero's you have, the greater the number is.
9,900 (nine thousand nine hundred)
eight and eight hundred three thousad.
It is: 5000/100 = 50
One thousand. Which is a lot, lot smaller than a centillion.
No, nine is much smaller than 75 hundred. 75 hundred means 7,500.
eleven thousand.
One hundred thousand more than 945620 is 1045620.
Well, isn't that a happy little question! A thousand is a hundred times bigger than ten. Just imagine ten friendly little trees standing together, and then picture a hundred groups of those trees all around you. That's how much bigger a thousand is than ten. Just a beautiful reminder of the vastness and wonder of numbers!
111,000
One hundred-thousand, minus one hundred equals ninety-nine thousand nine-hundred (99,900).
No. A milligram is a thousand times smaller than a gram, and a gram is a thousand times smaller than a kilogram. Then, a milligram is a million times smaller than a kilogram.
a milligram is a thousand times (1000) smaller than a gram
One million is larger than one hundred thousand because one million has more zero's in it than one hundred thousand. The more zero's you have, the greater the number is.