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How do subtract hours and minutes?
you would change hours to minutes. 1 hour=60 minutes
How many minutes do i need to work if I have 23.75 hours but I need 24.00?
23.75 hours is 23 hours and 45 minutes, so you would need another 15 minutes for 24 hours.
3.6hr change to hours and minutes?
3.6 hours converts to 216 minutes. I hour equals 60 minutes.
How do you change 205 minutes to hours and minutes?
Divide by 60
What does 95 minutes equal in hours?
To convert minutes to hours, you need to divide by 60.
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