The standard unit for measuring time is a second so 8 minutes = 480 seconds.
You don't have to.Time is measured in the same units in both the Metric and English systems.
yes, seconds, minutes, hours. there is no metric clock.
The standard metric unit of time is a second (s).
there is no real metric unit. The SI unit is the second
There is no metric conversion for time. In the French Revolution of 1789, the metyric system of weight and measures was introduced. The revolutionaries tried to convert everything into a metric system. However, because of astronomy and rotating bodies (Earth included), they were not able to make a metric system for time. So time remains 'unmetricissed'.
The standard unit for time in the metric system is the second (s).
There is no separate "multiple unit" set for time, only the standard "second" which is the same as all other time systems, and its associated subdivions (e.g. millisecond). Conversion would be into standard hours, days, weeks, and so forth. 86,400 seconds is a standard day. (see link)
The metric unit of time is the second.There isn't one in common use but:10 metric hours in a day100 metric minutes in a metric hour100 metric seconds in a metric minute10 days in a metric week (called a dekade)
Seconds, Minutes, and Hours
Not really, the official time unit is the second.
Yes. This is a time conversion example. Others are metric, weight, volume, temperature etc..
A metric watch measures metric time, so instead of 24 hours per day in metric there are 10. There are 100 metric minutes to each metric hour so therefore there are 1000 metric minutes per day compared to 1440 minutes per day in our present system. There are 100 metric seconds to a metric minute, therefore there are 100,000 metric seconds to a day compared to 86,400 in our present system.