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In College Basketball, this is a trillion.
In the real world, this, 1,000,000,000,000,000 is a quadrillion or one thousand billion
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How many zeros in fifteen hundred?
2 zeros
Does the number a zillion exist?
a zillion exists. it has fifteen zeros. 1,000,000,000,000,000 edit: No it does not. The number suggested above is actually 1 Quadrillion.
How do you write fifteen thousand in numbers?
15,000. Thousands have three zeros at the end, so you would simply add three zeros to fifteen for 15,000.
What was the number that is one followed by six zeros?
One Million
What number has a one followed by 21 zeros?
One sextillion.
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