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3 years ago

Express 9.39x10^9 seconds in terms of days

Physics

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natka813 [3]3 years ago

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Answer:

There is an error in the answer before. 9.39 x 10^9 seconds is 108680.56 days

Explanation:

The reason is you have to convert, from seconds, to minutes, then to hours and then to days.

To minutes, you divide by 60.

9390000000/6 = 1565000000 minutes

From minutes to hours, divide by 60

1565000000/60=26083333.334

Finally, from hour to days, divide by 24

26083333.334/24=1086805.56

LenaWriter [7]3 years ago

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First we figure out how many seconds that is

9,390,000,000

then divide by 60 to get how many hours that is<span>
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156,500,000

now divide by 24 to get the number of days

6520833 and 1/3

that is how many days it is

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