How many minutes are there in a second?
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Is this a real question?
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Each hour is 60 minutes, and each minute is 60 seconds.\nSo one hour is 60x60seconds =3600.\nBut that's not what you want.\nYou want to divide an hour by 10 seconds, so muultiply by 360.i.e.13 x 360 = 4680\nThen 19 x 6 114\nso the total is 4794\nThat's what you asked for, but I don't think that's what you want either.\nI think you want to add on 10 seconds per hour.\n13 hours is 130 seconds = 2 minutes, so the time you are looking for is 13.21
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I think it's 30 seconds.
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1.78  per second\n107 per minute\n6390 per hour\n153 thousand per day\n56.0 million per year\n3.9 billion per average lifetime (70 years)
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six and a half minutes?
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A minute and a couple of seconds
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15 minutes past the hour of 2
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365.2425 Days\n8760 Hours\n525,600 Minutes\n31,536,000 Seconds
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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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36525 days (incling leap years)\n2191500 hours\n131490000 minutes\n7889400000 seconds\nwhich is one less second than we will have this century so use that extra second wisly by spending time with your family/friends/and learning a new language.
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One trillionth of one trillionth of one second.
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Without really going into formulae and calculations one can say that the answer for the first question is - a little less than one minute. For the second question - a little less than 60miles an hour.
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2 metres           4 secs \n4 metres           8 secs\n6 metres          12 secs        \ninto deep trouble 13 secs
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You're really close! The answer is actually 1:03:11. You were off one minute because you forgot to borrow a minute from the 34 so you could subtract the seconds.
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The english came up with the seconds and minutes thing.\n\nA "minute" is a "minute fraction" (1/60) of an hour. 60 was chosen for being easily divisible into two, three, four, five, and six parts. A "second" is a "second minute fraction" of an hour (1/60*1/60 = 1/3600).\n\nI believe that the romans were the first to use a system of 24 hours. 24 was selected, again, for being easily divisible into two, three, four, and six parts.
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About 10 times a minute\n600 times an hour.\nAbout 14400 times.
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1 (or 3 sec. all together)