how many hours are in a year?
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24 x 365\n\n24 hours in a day times 365 days
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365 days/year * 24 hours/day * 60 min/hour * 60 sec/min = 31536000 secs/year\n\nFor a leap year\n366 days/year * 24 hours/day * 60 min/hour * 60 sec/min = 31622400 secs/year\n\nSome would be tempted to give this answer:\n365.24219907407407407407407407407 days/year * 24 hours/day * 60 min/hour * 60 sec/min = 31556926 secs/year, however a calendar year does not contain partial days. Leap years are used to make up for the missing parts of the day.
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lots :-)  Let me figure it out...\n\nFirst the number is spelled 'googol' and is equal to 10^100 (1 followed by 100 zeroes).\n\nA year nominally has 31,556,926 seconds (365.242199 days x 24 hours x 60 minutes x 60 seconds).  I used the number 365.242199 because that is how long it takes for the earth to go once around the sun... we round this to 365 and add an additional day every 4 years (with some exceptions 3 out of every 4 centuries, blah, blah, blah)...\n\nAnyway, I digress.  Back to the problem at hand.\n\n10 x 10^99 / 3.1556926 x 10^7 = (10/3.1556926) x 10^92\n\n3.16887646 × 10^92 years.  There is no English name for this word but it is *lots* like I said at the beginning.  :-)\n\nThe closest I can get to a name would be to use vigintillion (10^63) as a base and go from there...\n\n3.16887646 x 10^29 x 10^63 or\n\n316 x 10^27 x 10^63 +\n887 x 10^24 x 10^63 +\n646 x 10^21 x 10^63\n\nSo that would be:\n316 octillion-vigintillion, 887 septillion-vigintillion, 646 sextillion-vigintillion years\n\nOkay, a little more research and I found that my names were close but not exactly correct.  This number should be called:\n  \n316 octovigintillion 887 septenvigintillion 646 sexvigintillion years!
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Not sure about annual total, but today the sun rose there at 6:57 AM and set at 4:50 PM... An annual total would average out to 12 hours of each, I would imagine
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Not long\n24 hours at the most.
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In the 2006 calendar year, there are 365 days.  Theoretically, there are 365 1/4 days in a year.  That is why every 4th year, there are 29 days in February, to keep up with the seasons.  (2000, 2004, 2008, etc. have 366 days)
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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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A year is 365 days and 6 hours, so if we didn't every four years, our calendars would become off
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hourly wage times how many hours you work a week times four times twelve. \n\nI'm pretty sure that's the right formula.
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It depends on the job. When I was working I worked from 8 to 14 hours a day and from 40 to 100 hours a weeks.\n\nI enjoyed my job so the number of hours I worked really didn't matter.
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The hour was originally defined in ancient civilisations (including those of Egypt, Sumeria, India and China) as either one twelfth of the time between sunrise and sunset or one twenty-fourth of a full day. In either case the division reflected the widespread use of a duodecimal numbering system (counting with each thumb the spaces between the joints of the other finger on the same hand, i.e. 3 x 4 = 12) and the equally widespread tendency to make analogies among sets of data (12 months, 12 zodiacal signs, 12 main compass points, 12 hours, a dozen).
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2.15 hours per bi-weekly period.\n\n7 days = 56 hours\n26 bi-weekly periods per year.\n56 divided by 26 = 2.15 hours
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they don't\na year is an amount of time defined by man equal to about 365.25 days, comprised of 24 hours each. a year could have just as easily been defined as a round rubber object you put on your vehicle to make it roll\na year on saturn or mars or mercury is a year.
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Watching tv = 2-4 hours a week\nOn my computer = way too many [about 2-4 hours a day goofing off (some days), up to about 12 hours a day when writing a paper (which is about 1-2 times a month)]\nAt work = about 5-40 hours per month (part-time)\nAt school = about 32 hours per week (classroom and clinicals)
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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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1 hour = 60 mins\n24 hours = 60 * 24 = 1440 mins\n1 day = 1440 mins\n365 days = 1440 * 365 = 525600 mins in a non leap year\n366 days = 1440 * 366 = 527040 mins in a leap year
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PRecisely 365.24 days. Every four years we have a leap year, but to keep from getting ahead we skip the whole leap year thing once out of every hundred. We might have done so in 2000, I don't remember.