1 year = 365 days.
1 day = 24 hours.
1 hour = 60 minutes.
First convert the hours and minutes in Jupiter orbit to days:
14*60 = 840 +9 = 849 minutes.
849 / 60 = 14.15 hours.
14.15 / 24 = 0.59 days.
Jupiter's orbit is 4332.59 days.
Now divide that by 365 for the number of years:
4332.59 / 365 = 11.87 years.
When two quantities have a relationship, there is a corresponding equation that could describe it. These two quantities may be expressed in variables of x and y. When you plot the graph, you may see a line or a curve. This presents the trend of the relationship of the two quantities when the independent variable changes.
