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How many minutes are there in 3 years?
3 years = 1,577,846.3 minutes I disagree. Actually, it would be 1,576,800 or 1,578,240 if there is a leap year involved.
How many minutes are there in three fourths of a year?
A normal year is 365 days. 3/4 of that is 273.75 days. There are 1440 minutes in a day. 1440 x 273.75 = 394,200 minutes.
How many minutes are there in three years?
1,576,800 if there are no leap years. If one of the 3 years is a leap year then it is 1,578,240 minutes.
How many minutes in a 1 year?
There are 525,948.766 minutes in a year.
How many minutes is in 1 year?
One year is 525,960 minutes.
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