24hr = 24 x 3600 seconds
1% = 24 x 36 ie 864 seconds
864 seconds = 14 min 24 sec
Alternatively:
1% of 24 hr = 0.24 hr = 14.4 min = 14 min 24 sec
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The ancient Greeks used base 6 numbers and thought that the number 6 had some kind of power. This thinking was backed up by the number of days in a year. When the Ancients went about measuring the year, they watched the sun set each day over the horizon. Where it set, it would be marked on a circle. After a while, they noticed that about 360 of these evenly spaced marks would fill up a circle. Any rounding error is because of the power of the number 6 and 6*6=36 and so this was special too and the number of degrees of a circle became 360. 360/24=15degrees => the earth turns 15 degrees in an hour 60 seconds a minute, 60 minutes an hour => 3600 seconds and hour This is also why angles are measure by degrees (o), minutes ('), and seconds ("). 360 degrees is an arbitrary number that (roughly) matches the length of the year by chance. Gradients are another measurement of angle defined as there being 100 (an arbitrary number based on our number system) Gradients in a circle. A better mathematical measurement of angles is radians. There are pi~3.141 radians in a circle.
I think this goes back to ancient Babylonian times. Certainly the idea of a 12 hour day and a 12 hour night is very ancient.
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60 min = 1 hour1 day/night = 24 hours365 days in 1 yearTherefore (ignoring leap-years!): 365 x 24 = 8760 hours x 60 min = 525600 min525600 x 17 years = 8935200 minutes in 17 years.
Oh, dude, it totally depends on the painter's skill level, the size of the area, the type of paint, the weather... like, a million factors. But on average, a pro painter can cover around 8-10 square meters per hour. So, if they work an 8-hour day, that's like 64-80 square meters. But hey, who's counting, right?