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How many hours and minutes in 13 years? - Answers

Decide on the number of days per year you want to use. The long-term average is approximately 365.25. Let's assume we use this value; multiply all the following together to get hours:13 (years)365.25 (days/year)24 (hours/day)If you want minutes instead, multiply the previous result by 60.



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Decide on the number of days per year you want to use. The long-term average is approximately 365.25. Let's assume we use this value; multiply all the following together to get hours:13 (years)365.25 (days/year)24 (hours/day)If you want minutes instead, multiply the previous result by 60.



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How many hours and minutes in 13 years? - Answers

Decide on the number of days per year you want to use. The long-term average is approximately 365.25. Let's assume we use this value; multiply all the following together to get hours:13 (years)365.25 (days/year)24 (hours/day)If you want minutes instead, multiply the previous result by 60.

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