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How many min are in 24 hrs?
1hr=60min 24hrs=? =24X60 =1440 1440min in 24 hrs
What is 5 hrs - 3 hrs 24 min?
1 hour 36 minutes
What is 3.00pm in 24 hrs time?
1500
How do you convert 138 days 18 hours and 39 minutes to hours and minutes?
There are 24 hrs in a day. 138*24 is 3312 hrs. This added to the hours and mins is 3330 hrs and 39 mins
How many hours are in 138 days?
138 days x 24 hrs/day = 3312 hrs
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