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Zero velocity = No acceleration
Unexplainable. Zero. what? ---silence
In Canadian English, the word for zero is "zero," just as it is in American and British English. However, in informal contexts, Canadians might also use "naught" or "oh" when referring to zero, especially in phone numbers or scores. Overall, the standard term remains "zero."
Ah, what a lovely question! To write 0.007 in word form, we simply say "seven thousandths." It's like painting a tiny, delicate detail on a beautiful canvas - every number has its own special place in the grand masterpiece of mathematics.
Arabic sifr = cypher, which led to Italian zero
The French word for zero is zero, with an accent mark on the 'e'.
The German word for zero is "null."
If you are referring to the etymology (original source) of the word "zero", it came via French zéro from Venetian zero, which (together with cipher) came via Italian zefirofrom Arabic صفر, ṣafira = "it was empty", ṣifr = "zero", "nothing". This was a translation of the Sanskrit word sunya, meaning "empty". (source: Wiki)If you are referring to the origin of the concept of zero as a number, it was originated in India about the 9th century.
The Tagalog word for zero is "sero."
0.00065 is written in word form as zero point zero zero zero six five.
One thousandths and seven ten thousandths.
70.000.000 is Seventy million.
In word form it is 'one millionth'. You could also say ' zero point zero zero zero zero zero one'.
One million. One zero zero zero zero zero zero.
Nine, zero zero zero zero zero nine.
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