Converting to Seconds (Without Calculators)

[Mike3451]

Assuming one month is 30 days, a month would be converted to 720 hours, which is 43,200 minutes, which then after being multiplied by 60, the quantity would result as 2,592,000 seconds.

If anyone wants to expand on this, do so to your own pleasure. Please make sure, however, that the conversions are accurate. I would attempt it without a calculator to turn it into a challenge.

Thanks for taking your time reading this.

 

[Saito]

All I know is there are 86400 seconds in a day. Don't ask me why I know that

 

[Mike3451]

That, in fact, is true.
[doublepost=1578588007,1578587927][/doublepost]There are also 5,184,000 seconds in 60 days.

 

[Robrussia]

That, in fact, is true.
[doublepost=1578588007,1578587927][/doublepost]There are also 5,184,000 seconds in 60 days.

how many are there in 76.8 days?

 

[SuperPiggeh]

ok

 

[JimTheBrit]

how many are there in 76.8 days?

Alot

 

[Robrussia]

Alot

more than 10 seconds?

 

[Mike3451]

I was forced to use a calculator on this since I didn't have a piece of paper. I apologize dearly or this. I vow to get at least 100% on the Algebra test I am currently taking. With all that said, there are 6635520 seconds in 76.8 days. Again, I am very apologetic for this action I have taken.
[doublepost=1579123826,1579123792][/doublepost]How many seconds are in a fortnight?
[doublepost=1579123905][/doublepost]I guess "more than 10 seconds?" is correct...
[doublepost=1579123961][/doublepost]I will obtain a score of at least 100% though.
[doublepost=1579212828][/doublepost]I finished my test today. It may be a few weeks before I get it back.

 

[JustP1zza]

Hey, did you find out yet?

 

[Mike3451]

Yes, I received my grade about a week ago. I got a 103%.