Time

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One minute is 60 seconds, so a quarter of that is ¼ x 60 = 15 seconds.

antizamboniism this is the scientific answer

The given date was a Tuesday.

10,000 hours = 416.6 days.

There are 45 days in 6 weeks and 3 days.

March 29, 1955 fell on a Tuesday.

In one and a half day, there are 2,160 minutes in a day because there are 60 minutes in a hour, and there are 24 hours in a day and half of 24 hours (half a day) is 12, so 24+12=36, and 36(hours in 1 1/2 days ) times 60 minutes (total minutes per hour) equals 2,160 minutes in one and a half days.

Step 1: 24x1/2=12

Step 2: 24+12=36

Step 3: 36x60=2,160

Your answer: There are 2,160 minutes in one and a half days.

AD 2424 is 412 years after AD 2012.

There are 72, 20 minute periods in one day.

When asked at 7:10pm on 23 Feb 2010 there were 290 minutes left.

To calculate the number of minutes left, subtract the number of minutes so far from the number of minutes in a day.

The number of minutes in a day is 24 hours × 60 minutes/hour = 1440 minutes.

To calculate the number of minutes so far in a day multiply the hour (on the 24 hour clock) by 60 and add the minutes.

To convert am/pm to 24 hour format:

If the time is 12:something am subtract 12 hours to make the time 0:something; otherwise

If the time is 12:something pm leave it along; otherwise

if the time is something pm add 12 hours to the time.

For 7:10 pm, convert to 24 hour: add 12 hours to get 19:10

Now convert to minutes so far: 19 × 60 + 12 = 1150

→ minutes left = 1440 - 1150 = 290 minutes.

20 minutes.

December 21, 1974 fell on a Saturday.

About 10 minutes. Obviously it depends on the speed.

September 4, 1955 fell on a Sunday.

I'm in middle school and I go to school for six hours and a half. =P

I have never heard of a macrosecond. However, there are 1000 microseconds in a millisecond.

There are 7 days in one week. Therefore, 15 weeks is equal to 15 x 7 = 105 days.

It's 1.3 hours

86400 seconds = 24 hours

That would depend on the operating hours of the mine where they worked. Not all mines are underground, but many of them were, and operated around the clock (no daylight in the mine, you see) A miner working the night shift would keep a different schedule from a miner on the day shift.

There are 60 seconds in one minute. Therefore, 1500 seconds is equal to 1500/60 = 25 minutes.

Supposing that you found a way to travel back in time and killed your past self, there may or may not be significant repercussions.

Firstly, one must consider the concept of time travel. Time travel in itself is a isolated experience. If you traveled back in time and changed the world's course of events, when you came back to the future, the only person who would know of the changes would be you since you were the only person to have experienced an original and alternate reality.

This concept serves as the basis for the next assumption; if you traveled back in time and killed your past self, 1. it would have different effects depending on how early you killed yourself, and 2. would effectively erase your future self.

If you killed yourself as a baby, or very early into your life, it would have less repercussions because you would not have as many connections with other people.

If you killed yourself later in life, it would appear to have been a murder since the time difference would contribute to you looking dissimilar to your younger self. When you kill yourself, theoretically, you would die and then disappear because you would have erased your existence.

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I guess you wouldn't be alive today???

P.S. How would you even get to the past?

This is an example of a paradox. They sound almost sensible but with a little thought you can see they are ridiculous, self contradictory and just go around in circles in most cases.

If you went back in time and killed yourself then there would be no one to go back in time to kill you so it could not happen.

I dont think It is possible for a human to travel back in time.WHY?Because if your future self did not exist in that time it so is not possible for you to exist in that time-space reality, because you never existed then.You traveled in the past and your past self never experienced your future self in the past so therefore it would not be possible.And if you did it would probably rupture Time-Space reality.

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My answer, nothing would happen to the you from the future.

This is because it's impossible for you to just disappear. It violates the laws of physics.

The moment you killed yourself in the past, you rewrite the following years. Say that you stop a man from committing suicide in 2009. Then later, in 2010, you travel back to 2008 and kill yourself. The man you would have saved in 2009 actually commits suicide.

Now, what happens to you, however, is a bit more complicated. You (The You from the future) will still exist after you kill the you in the past. The reason, the moment you travel back in time, the timeline you know is rewritten to compensate for your actions. However, you from the future is an exception. Since you had the good fortune of being in the past during the events, you will not be rewritten along with the rest of the timeline.

There isn't a split in timelines, just the rewriting of one. And somewhere along the years that follow, a very lonely time-traveler that shouldn't exist does.

Well there are 24 hours in a day and you're talking about 100 days, so 24 (hours) x 100 (days) = 2400.