what is after a trillion?
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a quadrillion (1 000 000 000 000 000 000)
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Well, if you have an idea of how much 163\nis, then consider what a million times\nthat would be.  Then take that number, and\nmultiply it by another million again.\n\nSo it's 163 million million.\n\nIt's a big number.  Consider that the Gross World Product\n(ie. the value of everything produced by every person\nand company on earth) is around 40 to 50 trillion\ndollars worth.  So 163 trillion is 3 or 4 times that.
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SmartcookIe was on to something.  It depends on where you live.  In Britain one billion is one million million.  In the United States one billion is one thousand million.
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USD 500 Trillion to 1 Quadrillion in personal assets \nthis figure does not include assets owned by governments, religious groups, or illegally acquired wealth
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The ... implies an endless continuation of the series.  So the answer is \n\nINFINITY.
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the correct sequence is:-\n\nthousand,million,billion,Trillion, Quadrillion, Quintillion, Sextillion, Sept, Oct, non, deci .....\ni dont know more than that.
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It is just over $8.35 trillion.  See the counter below for full details.
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As one needs larger and larger numbers in science, one resorts to scientific notation (or sometimes engineering notation, which is similar)\n\n1 million = 10^6\n1 billion = 10^9 (also known as 1 milliard in the UK)\n1 trillion = 10^12 (also known as 1 billion in the UK)\n\nbut as one starts to get fatigued from \n\nquadrillion, quintillion, sextillion, septillion, octillion, etc, then it just starts to become easier to use the scientific notation. \n\n10^6 means a 1 with 6 zeros after\n10^9 means a 1 with 9 zeros after\n10^12 means a 1 with 12 zeros after\n\nA google is a really big number \n\n1 google = 10^100, or a 1 with 100 zeros after\n\nThis is much bigger than the estimated number of particles in the whole universe, 10^70 (the so-called Eddington number)\n\nAn even bigger number is the googleplex, which is a 1 with a google of zeros after it. Obviously, this would be a very hard number to write down. \n\nIf you want to play around with really really big numbers, like infinity, then you can consider the transfinite numbers. \n\nIt turns out that there are different types of infinities. \nThe smallest one is aleph knot (a Hebrew symbol with a zero subscript), that is the same as the number of integers that exist. There are "bigger" and "bigger" infinities after that. I included a link that you can look at to get you started.
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I have seen estimates ranging from 100 billion to 1 trillion.
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Here's your answer.\n\nDeposit $1,000 is a 5% account that compounds daily.  Then freeze yourself for 415 years.  When you emerge you'll have $1 Trillion in the bank.
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10.1\n0.569\n1,400,000 or 1.4 million
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I read last week if you spent 35 million dollars a day for your whole life you'd spend 9trillion dollars in your lifetime.\n\nYou could take me to a room filled with 35 million dollars and tell me its one trillion and I wouldn't know the difference.
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One trillion has 12 zeros. Here are the names of what comes after that: \n15 - quadrillion \n18 - quintillion  \n21 - sextillion  \n24 - septillion  \n27 - octillion 1000  \n30 - nonillion  \n33 - decillion  \n36 - undecillion  \n39 - duodecillion  \n42 - tredecillion  \n45 - quattuordecillion \n48 - quindecillion  \n51 - sexdecillion  \n54 - septendecillion  \n57 - octodecillion  \n60 - novemdecillion  \n63 - vigintillion  \n66 - undecillion\n \nBut it doesn't stop there. By definition, infinite means never ending.
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Dont be fooled by the guy that might answer "Infinity plus one."  You know the problem with that.  How about "Infinity times infinity."
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hypothetically\n\nan infinite number
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10,000,000,000,000,000,\n000,000,000
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The proper names are \n\nunits;\ntens; 10\nhundreds; 100\nthousands; 1 000\nmillions; 1 000 000\nbillions; 1 000 000 000\ntrillions; 1 000 000 000 000\n( to save some typing I am going to write 10^3 to mean 10x10x10=1 000, 10^4 = 10x10x10x10 = 10 000 and so on so a trillion is 10^12)\nquadrillion; 10^15\nquintillion; 10^18\nsextillion; 10^21\nseptillion; 10^24\noctillion; 10^27\nnonillion; 10^30\ndecillion; 10^33\n...\n\nCareful with these terms as they have different meanings in different places.