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How many minutes are there in 3.4 hours?
204 minutes
How many minutes is 3.4 hours?
To go from hours to minutes, you multiply by 60. 60 x 3.4 = 204 minutes.
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204 seconds in total.
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ANSWER:2 hours, 15 minutes. 180 minutes (Which is 3 hours)
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7 hours, 44 minutes.
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