The correct phrase is "3 years." In this context, "years" is a plural noun that should match the number being described. When expressing a quantity of time, the plural form of the noun is used to indicate multiple units of that time period.
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It depends on the context you are using the phrase in. If you are referring to, for example, a young child, you would refer to him as a 3-year-old. If you are referring to, for example, an incident which happened in the past, you would say it happened "three years ago".
There are 52 weeks in one year. Therefore, 3 years is equal to 3 x 52 = 156 complete weeks, with either 3 or 4 extra days depending on whether one of these three years is a leap year. or 156.4285
219 days is 3/5 of a year or 60% of one year
1,576,800 if there are no leap years. If one of the 3 years is a leap year then it is 1,578,240 minutes.
If the current year is 1972, then three decades from now would be 2002. This is because a decade is a period of 10 years, so three decades would be 30 years. By adding 30 years to 1972, you get 2002 as the year.
How may hours are in one day? How many days are in 1 year? Multiply those two numbers together. Then multiply by 3 for 3 years. You've got it. (Just in case one of those years is a leap year, you might want to have 2 answers ready.) ---- That means 26280 in 3 non leap years. Add 24 for a leap year.