3:30 - 1:38 = 1:52 or 1 minute and 52 seconds or 112 seconds
There are about 52 weeks in a year and so 9/(3*52) = 3/52 Therefore 9 weeks is 3/52 of 3 years
52.5 hours/16 = 3.28125 hours = 3 hours 16.875 minutes - 3 hours 16 minutes 52.5 seconds.
-52 - 3 + 63 -52 + 66 + 14
If it matters in what order you draw them, then the number of permutations of 52 things taken three at a time is 52! - (52-3)! = 52 * 51 * 50 = 132,600.If it does not matter in what order you draw them, the usual case, then the number of combinations of 52 things taken 3 at a time is (52! - (52-3)!) / 3! = 52 * 51 * 50 / 3 / 2 / 1 = 22,100.
New England scored 3 touchdowns in 52 seconds.
New England Patriots, 3 TD's in 52 seconds vs NY Jets 11/22/12.
No. The Patriots scored in a span of under 60 seconds.
The 2007 New England Patriots scored 75 regular season touchdowns and added 9 more touchdowns in the playoffs. The breakdown:Regular Season:Passing - 50Rushing - 17Kick Returns - 2Interceptions - 3Fumbles - 3Playoffs:Passing - 6Rushing - 3
Tom Brady - 334 passing touchdowns, 14 rushing touchdowns in the regular season 41 passing touchdowns, 3 rushing touchdowns in the playoffs Total - 375 passing touchdowns, 17 rushing touchdowns - 392 total touchdowns.
Patriots vs jets 3 tds in a minute
They scored a total of 64 touchdowns: 5 defensive, 3 special teams, 19 rushing, and 37 passing
The Patriots scored 3 Touchdowns in 52 seconds 11/22/2012 vs the New York Jets, aka the Butt Fumble game. The scores: 2nd Q 9:56 - Tom Brady to Shane Vereen, 83 yd TD 9:10 - Jets QB Mark Sanchez fumbles, recovered by Steve Gregory, 32 yd TD return (aka the Butt Fumble) 9:00 - Patrtios Gostkowski Kick off, fielded by Joe McKnight, Force Fumble by Devon McCourty, Recovered by Julian Edelman, returned 22 yds for TD.
3 touchdowns, all in his rookie season 1985 with the Bears, 2 rushing and 1 receiving. One of the Rushing touchdowns was in the Super Bowl victory over the Patriots.
7 minutes and 52 seconds plus 3 minutes and 43 seconds is 11.583 minutes OR 11 minutes 35 seconds.
3:30 - 1:38 = 1:52 or 1 minute and 52 seconds or 112 seconds
Yes. It has happened on a number of occassions, most famously in the "Heidi Game" of 1968 when the Oakland Raiders scored twice in the final minute.