That depends. 1 thousand million is actually 1 billion, which is 1,000,000,000
One thousand = 1,000 Nine thousand = 9,000 One million = 1,000,000 Nine thousand million = 9,000,000,000
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.
Well, darling, one million minus one thousand is 999,000. Simple math, really. Just take away those three zeros and you're left with a number that's just a tad smaller than a million. Keep those brain cells sharp!
As a number it is: 1,250,000
Write the number for seventeen million forty thousand
One thousand = 1,000 Nine thousand = 9,000 One million = 1,000,000 Nine thousand million = 9,000,000,000
One thousand (1,000) will go into one million (1,000,000) exactly one thousand (1,000) times.
1,100,000
You can write the number "one million five hundred thousand" as: $1,500,000.
One million, thirty thousand.
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A million is a cardinal number, a thousand times one thousand. It is a number between 1,000,000 and 999,999,999, as in referring to an amount of money.
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.
The numerals for the number number two million four hundred one thousand two are written as: 2,401,002
Ten thousand and one, ten thousand and two, ...
1,001,111
Well, darling, one million minus one thousand is 999,000. Simple math, really. Just take away those three zeros and you're left with a number that's just a tad smaller than a million. Keep those brain cells sharp!