How many hours are in 1 year?
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Actually it depends on what you actually define as a year. There are many different types of year. For example:\n\nA calendar leap year? \n\n366x24 hours\n\nA calendar nonleap year? \n\n\n\n365x24 hours\n\nA Julian year?\n\n365.25x24 hours\n\nA vernal equinox year?\n\n365.2425 x 24 hours\n\nA sideral year?\n\n365.256363051 x 24 hours\n\nA mean tropical year ? \n\n365.2421896 x 24 hours\n(around year 2000)\n\nAn anomalistic year?\n\n365.259635864 x 24 hours\n\nA draconistic year?\n\n346.620075883 x 24 hours\n\nA gaussian year ?\n\n365.2568983 x 24 hours\n\nA sothic year?\n \n365.2507 x 24 hours\n\nAn average lunar calendar year?\n\n354.37 x 24 hours\n\nA lunisolar calendar leap year?\n\n383.9 x24 hours\n\nA common year?\n\n365 x 24 hours\n\nAn average Gregorian year?\n\n365.2425x24 hours\n\nA "regular year" in many solar calendars?\n\n365 x 24 hours
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Rotation period = 1 day\nOrbital period = 1 year
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12 hours for children, 8 hours for adults.
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Yes.  One ROTATION is one day (which varies for whatever planet you're on...for Earth it is 24 hours)\n\nOne REVOLUTION is one year for the planet (again, varies for each planet...earth is 364 1/4 days...and the reason for LEAP YEAR).
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Full time is 2080 hours/year, so about 16.83.
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that's the law anywhere. EXCEPT if you're working a seasonal job (like at a theme park), where you can work up to 1800 hours with no oevertime
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if you work 6 or more hours you get 30 min. then if you work 8 you get 1 hour and so on
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60 seconds in a minute x 60 minutes in an hour * 24 hours in a day * 365 days in a year * 100 years in a century:\n\n3153600000 seconds
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365 except on leap years; then it's 366. (technically it's like 365.25 days a year. we just save up the extra 0.25 until we have a whole day to spend.)
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2 million minutes = 3.80265176 years\n\n1 day = 24 hrs x 60 minutes = 1440 minutes\n1 year = 365 days = 525,600 minutes\n\nThat's approximately 3 years, 9 months, 19 days, 12 hours
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1 year = 31 556 926 seconds\n\n60 second = one minute\n60 minutes = one hour\n24 hours = one day\nso 60*60*24*365 or 366 depending if it's a leap year or not.
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bi-weekly, 80 regular hours 4 ot. and no griping, since you're only working half the year anyway. this is based on a 12 hour work day. no ot for 8 or 10 hour days.
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Its simple. 24/day 7days/week 7x24= 168 hours. 52weeks/year. 52x168= 8736 hours in a year
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31,557,600\n\nThe only recognized "year" unit in scientific practice is a year of exactly 365.25 days, based on a day of exactly 86400 seconds (these are standard SI seconds, formerly known as "atomic seconds"). Therefore:\nThe number of seconds in a year is exactly 31557600.
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Time spent around people outside of our home-schooling household:\n\nAnywhere from 3 to 10 hours in a day depending on the day and the activities that are going on.  Somedays it can be only an hour or two -- but on average probably 4 hours per day.\nStudying takes 4 to 6 hours.  Chores can take an hour or so.  Hobbies, events, jobs, etc take up a big part of the day.\n\nIt's really difficult to put a solid number on any particular day because everything is so flexible and there are many variables.
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525,600 minutes for non leap year\n527,040 minutes for leap year
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There are aproximately 365 days in a year.