Geeta (chief accountant) (3368 Points)
01 March 2013
Ankit Gupta
(Learner)
(1557 Points)
Replied 01 March 2013
Thanx for sharing this once again,
Ya thats quite amazing.
A/ctually that was posted by me earlier,anyways that could have not reach all the members but this time i want all peple should see this forum.
/forum/do-you-know--155603.asp#.UTB-0Z1HK-I
ROSHAN BHARTIA
(ACCOUNTANT AND CA ARTICLE)
(2250 Points)
Replied 01 March 2013
I have little confusion u have writeen c does not comes but when we write crore then how can be it possible
like 1 ,1600000 one crore sixteen lace
Henil Shah
(Sr. Account Exicutive)
(200 Points)
Replied 01 March 2013
Originally posted by : shruti gupta | ||
good one |
CA Srikanth Yadav
(Chartered Accountant)
(3162 Points)
Replied 01 March 2013
Sorry, but....
Octillion= |
1000 quadrillion |
decillion= |
1000 quintillion |
undecillion= |
s*xtillion |
duodecillion= |
1000 s*xtillion |
tredecillion= |
septillion |
quattuordecillion= |
1000 septillion |
quindecillion= |
octillion |
s*xdecillion= |
1000 octillion |
septendecillion= |
nonillion |
octodecillion= |
1000 nonillion |
novemdecillion= |
decillion |
Note:
quadrillion = | 1000 billion |
And there is a crore (which is actually Indian English)
CA Srikanth Yadav
(Chartered Accountant)
(3162 Points)
Replied 01 March 2013
Anyways, thanks for sharing............
CA MANISH AGRAWAL
(Practice)
(539 Points)
Replied 01 March 2013
Very interesting and we never think about this logic.
CA Anushree jain
(CA)
(1531 Points)
Replied 01 March 2013
hmmm something exclusive
thanks for sharing
Komal Sharma
(Assistant Accountant)
(1887 Points)
Replied 02 March 2013
Interesting One Didn't think about it ever..................