Trilliard

Trilliard

Un trilliard, dans les pays utilisant l'échelle longue, représente le nombre 1021 soit 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 000, soit mille trillions. Ce nombre est appelé sextillion dans les pays utilisant l'échelle courte.

Mille trilliard est égal à un quadrillion.

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