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How many years are in 4 centurys?
4 * 100 = 400 years
What year was two centurys ago?
You have a typo.Its "centuries" instead of "centurys" Each century is 100 years, so 2 centuries would be 200 years. This year is 2013, so 200 years ago, it was 1813
What is three hundred years also known as?
3 Centurys 30% of a millennium 30 decades 109575 days (including leap days (Feb 29th)) 3/10 of a millennium
What is the year of the 6th century?
The 6th century was the years 501 to 600.
If you are 69 years old are you in your 6th decade?
No, if you are 69 years old you are in your 7th decade. There are 10 years in a decade, and not forgetting to count the first ten years, you would get to the 7th decade.
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