Digital sequence table handwritten newspaper

Digit refers to the position occupied by each counting unit, for example, the position occupied by 10 thousand is 10 thousand. Each digit has a corresponding counting unit, for example, the counting unit of one digit is one, and the counting unit of ten digits is ten.

1, numerical sequence

Billions? A billion bits, a billion bits, a billion bits.

Ten thousand levels? Tens of millions? A million people? A hundred thousand people? Hundred megabits

A thousand places, a hundred places, ten places.

Decimal digits: decimal, percentile, thousandth, ten thousand digits. ...

2. Digital meaning

In the number sequence table, starting from the right, the first number is a number, and the counting unit is one, which means several ones; The second place is ten, and the counting unit is ten, which means several tens; The third place is hundred, and the counting unit is hundred, which means hundred; The fourth place is thousands, and the counting unit is thousands, which means thousands; The fifth place is 10 thousand, and the counting unit is 10 thousand, which means tens of thousands. And so on.

The same number represents different values because of different digits. For example, if Arabic numerals are used to represent numbers, the same' 8' in the tenth place means eight tens, in the hundredth place it means 800, in the hundredth place it means 800, and in the hundredth place it means 800 million.

Say: digital watch:

Mega: stands for the twelfth power of 10.

Jing: stands for the sixteenth power of 10.

Hey [gāi]: stands for the twentieth power of 10.

Xun [zh]: stands for the 24th power of 10.

のが[ráng]: stands for the 28th power of 10.

Ditch: stands for the 32nd power of 10.

Jane: stands for 10 to the 36th power.

Infinity: means 10 to the 68th power.

Large number: stands for the 72nd power of 10.

The other one said:

Around A.D. 190 (about the Eastern Han Dynasty), China's figures of quantity were recorded quite completely in an ancient book called "The Heritage of Numerology". These figures include one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, hundred, thousand, ten million, trillion, Beijing, Hong, Hong, Gou, Jian, Zheng and Zai.

In the Yuan Dynasty, Zhu Shijie added six names of large numbers, such as Pole, Ganges Sand, Ajingdi, Nayuhe, Unbelievable, Infinite, Billion, Trillion, Beijing, Qi, Earth, Ditch, Flow, Righteousness and Load, to his arithmetic enlightenment.

Five classics arithmetic:

According to the Yellow Emperor, there are ten grades. There are three reasons for using it.

The tenth category is called "billion, trillion, Beijing, Yi, Yi, Gou, frugal, upright and elegant".

Third-class people are called "upper, middle and lower".

In the countdown, change from ten to ten. If you say 100 trillion,100 trillion,100 trillion, Beijing.

Those in the middle will never change it. You say 100 million, trillion is trillion, and 10 thousand is Beijing.

Count. If you count badly, change it. When you say 100 million, 100 million means 1 trillion, and 1 trillion means 1 trillion.

Counting units are, ten hundred, thousand, ten thousand, one hundred thousand, one million, ten million, one billion, ten billion, one hundred billion, one trillion, ten trillion, one hundred trillion, gigabit, Beijing, ten Beijing, one hundred Beijing, one thousand Beijing, one hundred Taiwan Province, one hundred Taiwan Province and one thousand Taiwan Province. Ganges sand, 10 Ganges sand, 100 Ganges sand, 1000 Ganges sand, a monk rice, 10 a monk rice, 100 a monk rice, that's up to him.