There are 28 quarter hours in 7 hours. This is because there are 4 quarter hours in each hour, and when you multiply 4 by 7, you get 28. Each quarter hour represents 15 minutes, so 28 quarter hours would equal 420 minutes.
There are 12 quarter hours in 3 hours, since there are 4 quarter hours in an hour.
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There are three quarter-hours in 45 minutes.
7 quarter hours either means 7 hours 15 minutes = 435 mins (7 hours = 28 lots of 15 minutes) (15 minutes = 1 lot of 15 minutes) (Total = 29 lots of 15 minutes) (29 x 15 = 435) or 7 lots of 15 minutes = 105 minutes (7 x 15 = 105) Pretty sure its the first one though.
Six and a quarter hours.
There are 11 quarter hours in 2:45. There are 28 quarter hours in 7 hours. 28-11 is 17 quarter hours
Four quarter hours.
There are 12 quarter hours in 3 hours, since there are 4 quarter hours in an hour.
There are 19 quarter hours in four and three quarter hours. To calculate this, you multiply the whole number (4) by 4 to get 16 quarter hours. Then, add the remaining three quarter hours to get a total of 19 quarter hours in four and three quarter hours.
80 quarter hours equals 53.33 semester hours80 quarter hours equals 53.33 semester hours80 quarter hours equals 53.33 semester hours80 quarter hours equals 53.33 semester hours80 quarter hours equals 53.33 semester hours80 quarter hours equals 53.33 semester hours
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There are three quarter-hours in 45 minutes.
8 quarter hours is equivalent to 5.33 semester hours.
7 quarter hours either means 7 hours 15 minutes = 435 mins (7 hours = 28 lots of 15 minutes) (15 minutes = 1 lot of 15 minutes) (Total = 29 lots of 15 minutes) (29 x 15 = 435) or 7 lots of 15 minutes = 105 minutes (7 x 15 = 105) Pretty sure its the first one though.
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