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2 years ago

Convert 13 weeks to seconds.

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dimaraw [331]2 years ago

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The value of 13 weeks in seconds is 7862400 seconds

<h3>Conversion of weeks to seconds</h3>

In order to convert weeks to seconds, we will use the following conversion factor

1week = 7 days

13weeks = 91days

<u>Convert days to hours</u>

Since 24 hours = 1 day, then;

91 days = (91*24)

91 days = 2184 hours

Convert hours to seconds

1 hour = 3600secs

Hence 2184 hours = (2184*3600)

2184 hours = 78624000 seconds

Hence the value of 13 weeks in seconds is 7862400 seconds

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