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A 1440 refers to a trick in sports like Snowboarding or Skateboarding, where the athlete completes four full rotations (spins) in the air before landing. This is achieved by rotating 360 degrees four times, totaling 1440 degrees of rotation. Thus, a 1440 consists of four full spins.
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How many minutes are in 1440 seconds?
There are: 1440/60 = 24 minutes in 1440 seconds.
How many times does 240 go into 1440?
1440 divided by 240 = 6
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There are 12 months in one year. Therefore, 1440 months is equal to 1440/12 = 120 years.
How many sides does the polygon have if the measures are 1440?
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