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How many years are there in 100 weeks?
2 years and 2 weeks
How many generations between Adam and noah?
There were ten generations between Adam and Noah. This rounds out to about 1100 years. It should be noted that the lifespans and fertility periods of these individuals were incredibly long. Adam was 130 years old when he fathered his first son and Noah fathered his first child at 500.
How many months does 2 years equal to?
2 years=24 months
How many years are in 2 millenniums?
2000 years.
How many generations in a century?
Figure on one every 25 years (average as family spacing changes with culture) which gives you four per century.
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