How many minutes are there in 3-hours? 4 34

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${{ \large{ \red{ \rm{{⇛}}}}}} \rm \large \: \:3 \: \frac{1}{4} \: \: hours \: = \: \frac{13}{4} \: hours\: \\$

${{ \large{ \red{ \rm{{⇛}}}}}} \rm \large \: \: \frac{13}{4} \: hours \: \: = \: 3.25 \: hours \\$

$\Large\begin{gathered} {\underline{\boxed{ \rm \: {\purple{1 \: hour \: = \: 60 \: minutes}}}}}\end{gathered}$

${{ \large{ \red{ \rm{{⇛}}}}}} \rm \large \: \: 3.25 \: hours \: = \: 3.25 \: \times \: 60$

${{ \large{ \red{ \rm{{⇛}}}}}} \rm \large \: \: 3.25 \: hours \: = \: \:{{ \large{ \orange{ \rm{{195 \: minutes}}}}}}$

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Answer:

180

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