1 Trillion is equal to 1000 billion

1000 billion = 1 trillion

1 followed by 12 zeros

ATM/Debit Card safety depends on where it is used. If it’s at a bank, an ATM is kind of safer than it is in a public place, such as a train station or a convenience store.

So, How safe is your ATM? While a breach is unlikely, it’s not unheard of - especially if you’re getting cash at a convenience store. But there are things you can do to protect yourself, according to money.cnn

Here is the ATM/Debit Card Safety Tips

• Never use ATM machines at convenience stores.
• Change your identification number (PIN) number regularly and use different PINs for different accounts.
• While shopping use credit cards over debit cards. Try to avoid using your PIN as much as possible.
• Never use your PIN under any circumstances while in online(internet) transactions.
• Memorize your PIN. Never write your PIN on your card or anything that you carry near your card.
• Check your account frequently and report any suspicious activity immediately.

[ How safe is your ATM? ]

Do you know what a PG rating for a movie actually means? According to Motion Picture Association of America a PG-rated motion picture should be investigated by parents before they let their younger children attend. The PG rating indicates, in the view of the Rating Board, that parents may consider some material unsuitable for their children, and parents should make that decision.

Here is the list of Movie Rating Guide from MPAA

• G - GENERAL AUDIENCE ( All ages admited )
• PG - PARENTAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED (Some material may not be suitable for children )
• PG -13 - PARENTS STRONGLY CAUTIONED ( Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13 )
• R - RESTRICTED ( Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian )
• NC-17 - 17 AND UNDER NOT ADMITED

Here are the simple steps to calculate vehicle mileage -  The number of miles/kilometers traveled by a motor vehicle on a given quantity of fuel.

Calculating Vehicle Mileage (MPG)

1. Note down the vehicle’s odometer reading (mileage) and fill the vehicle’s gas tank completely. [ “Mileage A” say 30,000 ]
2. Refill the tank completely with the same gas pump after the vehicle talk is half empty. Again note down the vehicle’s odometer reading (mileage). [ “Mileage B“. say 30,200 ]
3. Subtract “Mileage B” with “Mileage A” and call this “Mileage C“. [Ex 30,200 - 30,000 = 200 ]
4. Divide “Mileage C” with the number of gallons or litters it took to fill up your tank. [ex 7 gallons or litters ]

Mileage/gallons or litters = mileage per gallons or litters
i.e 200/7 = 28.57 miles gallons or litters