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A number with 6 commas is typically referring to a number in the millions, specifically one million. In numerical notation, commas are often used as separators to make large numbers easier to read. Therefore, a number with 6 commas would have a total of 7 digits, with the first digit representing the millions place.

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Since each comma separates 3 place values (representing a multiple of 1000) then a 1 with 18 zeros = 1018 would have 6 commas. Depending on if you're using the short scale system (billion = 109) or the long scale system (billion = 1012 ), will determine the name of that number. 1018 in the Short Scale is quintillion, and in Long Scale is trillion. See related link.

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