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13 trillion divided by 303 million?
0.0429
How many zeroes are in ten trillion?
On the US short scale, there are 13 zeroes in ten trillion.It is 10,000,000,000,000 or (1 x 1013).13 zeros in 10 trillion.
How do you write out 13 billion dollars?
$13 billion$13,000,000,000.00
What number must you subtract from -13 to get a difference of 0?
-13 is the number must you subtract from -13 to get a difference of 0
How many zeroes in 10 trillion?
13 of them.
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