how many houre in a 130 years?
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I'd like to agree with the first answer, because it\n*does* take leap years into account (that's why\nit suggests that each year is 365.25 days).\n\nThe only thing I can add is that I did a google search\non the "length of a year", and it suggests using\nthe following value (which appears to subtract out\nthe 3 out of 4 century years which are NOT leap years\neven though the year is divisible by 4):\n\n365.242199 days\n\nThus another value for hours is: 130*24*265.24199
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well 3hrs 20 minutes is converted just like you do 3hrs 30 minutes. 20 divided 60 = .33 so it would be 3.33 hrs
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1 hour in some parts.
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If you take leap years into consideration, the average year contains 525,948.766 minutes.  A year with just 365 days contains 525,600 minutes.
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290 Hours 43 Minutes 49.999999999999 seconds
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too much!  lol\n\nprobably 35 -40 hrs
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297,868,340 \n[16:44 GMT (EST+5) Dec 13, 2005]
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normal can be 140-170/min
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60 minutes per hour\n24 hours per day\n365 days per year (assuming no leap year)\nmultiply that together gives you 60 X 24 X 365 = 525,600 minutes per year.\n525,600 minutes * 2 years = 1,051,200 minutes
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15 people  8 hours       100 items\n6 people   x hours        50 items\n\n\n1 men  would made 100 items in 15*8=120 hours,\n6 men would need  120/6 = 20 hours to make 100 items; \nhence, for 50 items they need 20/2 hours which is 10 hours.
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One year and 10 months old.  \n\nYou take 1 million minutes, divide by 60 to get how many hours they have lived, divide by 24 to get how many days they have lived, divide by 365 to get how many years they have lived.  You arrive at 1.9 years, which is the same as 1 year 10 months.
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119 hours 13 minutes 12 seconds.
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Assuming that counting starts a 5 years of age (which is not realistic) and continues for 70 years (75 is life expectancy for a male in the USA) and that each number takes one second to count (the average would be closer to 6 seconds) and 8 hour per 24 was spent sleeping, etc., then\n\n70 * 365 = 25550 days.\n25550 * 16 hours / day = 408,800 hours.\n408,800 * 60 minutes / hour = 24,528,000 seconds.\n\n24,528,000 at 1 second or 4,080,000 at 6 seconds per number.\n\nIn actual counting trials, it has been estimated that the typical person, loosing places, getting bored and having to eat and wash occasionally would be lucky to be able to count to one million during their lifetime.
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13 centuries, oh you mean in miles......not far enough!!!
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10 Hours\n10*7 = 70 Hours \n10*7*4 = 280 Hours
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12 hours for children, 8 hours for adults.
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I remember it being said that if you were to travel at light speed for an hour, the amount of time that would pass on Earth would equate to years.  Indeed, it went further on to say that a baby would have grown into an old person in the amount of time that elapsed.  Taking that into account (let's say 60 years), assuming that the passage of time would be linear, and that there are 8,760 hours in one year, then perhaps some 525,600 years would've passed on Earth.  \n\nHowever, I'm thinking I did something wrong here.