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How many years is in 140 weeks?
Almost 3 years (exact: 2 years 9 months)
You are nine years old how many weeks old are you?
9 x 52= 468 weeks
Can you calculate what of 3 years is 9 weeks?
There are about 52 weeks in a year and so 9/(3*52) = 3/52 Therefore 9 weeks is 3/52 of 3 years
What percent is 9 weeks of 3 years?
If you consider 52 weeks in a year, then there are 156 weeks in three years. Hence (9/156)x100 = 900/156 = 5.77%
How many weeks are in 4 years 3 weeks?
there are 211 weeks in 4 years and 3 weeks
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