A million-billion and a billion-million are the same thing; both represent a million multiplied by a billion, or 10^12 + 10^9. This is equal to one trillion. Therefore, a million-billion is equal to a billion-million.
Does not seem right to me.
A trillion is 1000 x a billion, is this not true?
I would advise you to stop 
That way madness lies…
I thought it was an answerable question. Seems I am wrong with my assumption. 
Tis true,
But when I was a kid I was taught a billion was a million million (UK)
but …
In the USA a billion is a thousand million.
That is bleeding shocking inflation!
Bret, don’t worry, just ask the AI about the probability of wining the Euro Lottery coz the roll over ain’t goin to get into billions 
try counting hairs on yer finger nails
No hairs on my fingernails but I did lose the tip of my finger. A skin graft now sees fine hairs on the tip of said finger. 
Dreaming of the double rollover jackpot?
That would be very nice thank you
I can’t see what is complicated. A million billion is a million multiplied by a billion which is exactly the same as a billion multiplied by a million.
Think - 2 times 3 is the same as 3 times 2 isn’t it?
Take the money and run.
I am glad someone has simplified this problem for me.
(hopeless at mathematics more complicated than playing pub darts)
You took the words right out of my mouth!
Betrick
My advice is you should give up drinking Kangaroo juice , it confuses the brain
