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How many hours is 8-1230pm to 230pm?
There are 6 hours and 30 minutes from 8-1230pm to 230pm.
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That is eight hours.
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Who many hours in 930 minutes?
55,800 (930 x 60mins)
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1460
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9 hours.
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1 month 210 hours
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6 3/4 hours
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6 hours and 30 minutes.
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