2159 years
= How did geographic knowledge increase in the years between ad 150 and 1500?" =
To find the year 2009 years ago from 2023, you would subtract 2009 from 2023, which gives you 14. Therefore, 2009 years ago was the year 14 AD.
If you are attempting to find the total amount of time, you would add the BC years to the AD years. 1200 BC would be 1200 + 2009 = 3209 years ago.
33 years i believe ============ No. There is no interval at all from B.C. to A.D., not even a year zero. The concept of a mathematical zero had not been developed.
To find out how many years ago 122 AD was from the current year, 2023, you subtract 122 from 2023. This calculation gives you 1901 years. Therefore, 122 AD was 1,901 years ago.
150 AD is in the second century, which spans the years 101-200.
1543 - 150 = 1393
1285 plus 150 equals 2435, so add one more year for the year of 0 then it's 2436. There's your answer.
To calculate the years between 150 BC and 1285 AD, we need to consider that there is no year zero. From 150 BC to 1 BC is 149 years, and from 1 AD to 1285 AD is 1284 years. Adding these together gives a total of 149 + 1284 = 1433 years between 150 BC and 1285 AD.
500 years
1009 years
150 years. (969 AD- 1126 AD
AnswerThe years since the traditional year of the birth of Jesus are now abbreviated as either: AD (ad), as in AD 2009 or 2009 AD;CE (ce), as in 2009 CE.
= How did geographic knowledge increase in the years between ad 150 and 1500?" =
If you let BC years be negative then it could be the difference between -150 and 200 which is 200 - -150 = 350. However, as there was NO year 0 (as zero did not come to Europe until around the 11th-12th centuries and Dionysius Exiguus ("Little Dennis") created the AD/BC system of dates in 247 Anno Diocletani, calculating Jesus' birth to be 531 years earlier and made it 1 AD, thus making his "current year" 532 AD; and explains why the 21st century AD did not start until 2001). Thus from 150 BC to 200 AD is one less at 349 years.
2009
2009 - 387 = 1622