It is 35 billion.
No. $4.5 billion is about 3.9 times greater than $1.15 billion.
No.
No, 50 million is not greater than 1 billion. One billion is equal to 1,000 million, so 1 billion is significantly larger than 50 million. In numerical terms, 1 billion is 20 times greater than 50 million.
No, a Billion is one thousand millions.
1,000,000,001 and up
5 billion is greater.
One billion and one is greater than one billion.
No. $4.5 billion is about 3.9 times greater than $1.15 billion.
No.
No, 50 million is not greater than 1 billion. One billion is equal to 1,000 million, so 1 billion is significantly larger than 50 million. In numerical terms, 1 billion is 20 times greater than 50 million.
No because the 1st number is ten times greater than the 2nd number
No. If 1.15 is smaller than 4.5 then 1.15 billion is smaller then 4.5 billion.
No, a Billion is one thousand millions.
1,000,000,001 and up
There is no specific name for a ten digit number. It would be greater than or equal to 1 billion and less than 10 billion.
To round 5,693,482,201 to the tenth of a billion, first identify the nearest billion, which is 5 billion, and the next tenth, which is 5. The number 5,693,482,201 is closer to 6 billion than to 5 billion since the difference is greater than 0.5 billion. Therefore, rounding to the tenth of a billion gives you 6 billion.
No, a million is less.