It doesn't make sense to divide a moment in time, like "tomorrow at 10:00 a.m.", by a number.
However, you can divide a time interval by a number. For example, if it takes a man 4 hours to do a job, pressumably 2 men will do it in half the time - that is, 2 hours.
If you have mixed units, like 3h20m, you can proceed as follows (in the example, I'll divide by 2): half of 3 hours is 1 hour, remainder 1 hour. Convert the remaining hour to minutes, and add to the 20 minutes. Half of the resulting 80 minutes is 40 minutes. Thus, you have 1h40m.
You can also convert everything to a single unit (for example to minutes, or to seconds), do the division, then convert back to hours:minutes:seconds.
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no it has to be in years so if its in moths you divide that number by 12. if you can simplify 12 and that number. if the number is repeating when you divide you put a line over what number is repeating and multiply that time by the (P) and (R).
time to arc multiply by 15 the degree to find the number of hours divide by 4 to get the munite divide by 15 to get tne seconds
If you divide that by 24, you get the number of days. If you then divide the result by 365, you get the number of years.If you divide that by 24, you get the number of days. If you then divide the result by 365, you get the number of years.If you divide that by 24, you get the number of days. If you then divide the result by 365, you get the number of years.If you divide that by 24, you get the number of days. If you then divide the result by 365, you get the number of years.
add them together divide by he number there is then divide by sixty and round to the nearest two decimal
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Divide the number of days you have by the number of tasks you have to do
no it has to be in years so if its in moths you divide that number by 12. if you can simplify 12 and that number. if the number is repeating when you divide you put a line over what number is repeating and multiply that time by the (P) and (R).
divide it by the denominator. which would be three.
time to arc multiply by 15 the degree to find the number of hours divide by 4 to get the munite divide by 15 to get tne seconds
If you divide that by 24, you get the number of days. If you then divide the result by 365, you get the number of years.If you divide that by 24, you get the number of days. If you then divide the result by 365, you get the number of years.If you divide that by 24, you get the number of days. If you then divide the result by 365, you get the number of years.If you divide that by 24, you get the number of days. If you then divide the result by 365, you get the number of years.
add them together divide by he number there is then divide by sixty and round to the nearest two decimal
Any time. There are no restrictions on when you may or may not divide a 3-digit number!
Any time you divide things evenly.
move the decimal place over to the left 1 time
* Call this number a. Divide it by two; the result is b. * Divide b by two as well; the result is c. * Divide c by two, the third time; the result is d. * If any of a, b or c are odd, the number cannot be divided by 8; if you obtain the number d, then that is a/8.
Whatever 'b' is count the number of 'b' in any time interval. 5 minutes for example. then divide by the number of minutes in the time interval.