It can last for any amount of time, take Japan for example. It lasted 2 whole minutes. But that is long for an earthquake. 20-45 seconds is the average time.
Oh, what a lovely question! In 2 hours, there are 120 minutes, and when you add 15 more minutes, you have a total of 135 minutes. Since there are 60 seconds in a minute, you can multiply 135 by 60 to find there are 8,100 seconds in 2 hours and 15 minutes. Just imagine all the beautiful things you can create in that time!
No, that is terrible. Few people run a mile in more than 6 minutes. 5 minutes 30 seconds is about average. The fastst person ran it in 3minutes 58 seconds
It is less because 8*60 = 480 seconds
In 1014 or 100,000,000,000,000 seconds there are 1,666,666,666,666.67 minutes, 27,777,777,777.78 hours, 1,157,407,407.41 days and 3,170,979.20 years. More precisely 1014 seconds is 3,170,979 years, 72 days, 9 hours, 46 minutes and 40 seconds.
The train is running 4 minutes late. It "needs" to be running 1/2 hours, or 30 minutes late. So it needs to lose 26 minutes, or 26*60 = 1560 seconds. It loses 4 seconds per minute. So it loses 1560 seconds in 1560/4 = 390 minutes = 61/2 hours.
No. Most earthquakes last just a few minutes. It is rare for an earthquake to last more than a minute. The very strongest and longest-lived earthquakes may last for up to 5 minutes.
25 minutes and 36 seconds is 36 seconds more than 25 minutes.
cause earthquakes happen a few seconds up to minutes and the aftermath or aftershocks could collapsed buildings destroy homes create tsunamis or volcanoes cause of the impact of earthquakes
till now maximum time earthquake has happened in Chile and that is 9.5 minutes we can't say if there are earthquakes in future for more time.
No. It is very rare for a tornado to last more than an hour. The average tornado lasts about 10 minutes. Some only last a few seconds.
Yes. In fact, tornadoes that last and hour or more are rare. Most tornadoes last less than ten minutes, and many last only a few seconds.
The average duration of a tornado is around 10 minutes, but they can range from a few seconds to over an hour. The duration is influenced by various factors such as the size and intensity of the tornado.
a. more minutes i think
No, there are 60 seconds in one minute, so 3 minutes is exactly 180 seconds.
The are 60 seconds in a minute, so 17 minutes is 17 times 60 = 1020. 1022 is thus 2 seconds more than 17 minutes.
No. Most earthquakes last less than a minute.
Almost 16 minutes, more exactly 15,94 minutes. :D