how do u convert seconds to hours?
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60 secs= 1 min\n60 mins= 1 hour\n600 secs= 10 mins
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second, hour, day, month, year
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the example you gave is misleading.\n\n1.30 hours( 1 hour and 20 minutes) = 78 minutes \n78 * 5 = 390 minutes\n390 minutes /60 =6.5 hours\n\n1.50 hours( 1 hour and 30 minutes)=  90 minutes \n90 * 5= 450 minutes\n450/60 = 7.5 hours\n\nif the decimal represents number of minutes then you've got\nsome conversion/manipulation to do.\n\nuse the modulus function to extract the decimal part.\n\nmultiply by 100 to get the number of minutes.\n\ndivide the result by 60 to get the decimal equivalent of minutes.\nie\nminutes=(1.30 mod 1)*100\ndecimalminutes=((1.30 mod 1)*100)/60)\n\nthe fix command returns the number without the decimal,\nand no rounding\nie\nfix(4343.99) returns 4343\n\n\nsooo - using your example I'd convert everything to minutes\ntrueminutes=((1.3 mod 1)*100) + (fix(1.3) * 60)\ntruminutes=90 \n\nthen I'd multiply (or add up) the numbers \nsince it's the same hours for mon - fri, I'd just multiply by 5\ntotalminutes=trueminutes * 5\ntotalminutes=450\n\nNow, I'd divide by 60 to get hours\nhours=totalminutes /60\nhours=7.5
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If it's 21:00 in Germany, it's 12 noon in LA. Go to http://www.timeanddate.com\nThe go to the time zone convertor. Here you can enter any time and place you want converted.
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It depends how fast you can count.  The easiest way to do it, is to suppose you can count one number every second.  Of course, the smaller the number the faster you can count (on2-two-three can be said faster than one number a second) but once you reach the bigger numbers, then it'll probably take more than a second to say it (eighy three million five hundred and ninety six) so we'll average it out to one second a number.\n\nSo it means that it would take 1 billion seconds.  Divide that by 60 once and then twice (there are 60 seconds and a minute and 60 minutes in an hour) you get 2777777.78 hours.  Divide that by 24 you get 11574 days.  You want it in years?  Divide it by 365,26 (leap years...) and voilà!  31.69 years!!
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10 minutes + 10:50 = 11 o'clock\n \n\n\n\n--- LeeeN
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632 is number of minutes?\n\nthen hours are =FLOOR(632/10,1)\nminutes are =632-hours*10\n\nIn general Xl, represents time as decimals, and you can us\nHOUR and MINUTE functions.
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I dont remember the exact syntax, but what you can do is to use the "find" command with the modify option, specifying the time (10 am). It might look something like the following, but do test on the system before using in the script:\n\n$ find / -mtime 10 -print
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Use 1 hour = 3600 seconds, and 1 km = 1000 m.\n\n(18/5) km/hour * (1 hour/ 3600 s) * (1000m/1km)=\nsome number from your calculator.\nPhysical dimension will be meters per second
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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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60 seconds make up a minute\n60 minutes make up an hour\n24 hours make up a day\n365 days make up a year
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60 seconds in minute\n60 minutes in an hour\n\nTherefore, 3600 seconds in an hour
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10:00am to 5:00am, the confusing part doesn't come in until after 12:00pm (noon).  1:00pm is 1300, 2:00pm is 1400, etc.  Up to that point, just put a : before the last 2 digits.
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multiply the time by 1.5
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set_time_limit ( int seconds )
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Decimal Time\n\nClick on the URL below for additional information concerning decimal time.\n\nwww.decimaltime.hynes.net
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Try this:\n\nHold MODE and SET for 2 seconds. Then use MODE and SET to adjust hours and minutes. Hold them again to exit adjust mode.