The question "How many zeros are in 2 Arab?" relies on understanding what "Arab" refers to in this context. Based on the reference provided, "Arab" likely refers to a large number containing many zeros.
Here's the breakdown:
If "Arab" is interpreted as a representation of a number with nine zeros (as indicated in the reference), then:
- One "Arab" has 9 zeros.
- Therefore, "2 Arab" (2 Arab) also has 9 zeros. Multiplying a number with trailing zeros by a constant only affects the non-zero digits, not the number* of zeros.
Therefore, 2 Arab has 9 zeros.
