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Well, let's imagine we have a beautiful, vast landscape in front of us. If we take 1 billion trees and divide them into 10 equal groups, each group would have 100 million trees. Just like how each part of a painting comes together to create a masterpiece, each group of trees is an important part of the whole billion.
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