How to Read Large Numbers
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Here’s how to read large numbers using the man-shin system: one, ten, hundred, thousand, ten thousand, hundred thousand, million, ten million, hundred million, billion, ten billion, hundred billion, trillion, ten trillion, hundred trillion, quadrillion, ten quadrillion, hundred quadrillion… infinite?
You can enter up to 50 digits.
You can enter numbers in scientific notation (e.g., “1.23E5” is equivalent to “123000”).
You can specify “man,” “oku,” “chō,” or “kyō” as the least significant digit.
You can enter numbers in scientific notation (e.g., “1.23E5” is equivalent to “123000”).
You can specify “man,” “oku,” “chō,” or “kyō” as the least significant digit.
The digits after the decimal point (including the part corresponding to the decimal point in scientific notation) will be ignored.
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