Yes - there was NO 'year zero' - we went from 1BC to 1AD.
In the western calendar, the years are calculated from a year called "1", although in that year it wasn't known as that. It was calculated many years later by trying to work out when Jesus Christ was born, but errors were made in the calculation, so it is probable He was born about 4BC. Around that time years were named according to a Roman system. The Muslim calendar, and the Chinese Calendar and many others adopt different baselines for naming years.
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600 BC is one year - way back in history. It is like asking how many years is 2012. It is one year - it will start in around 6 months from now (late June 2011) and finish exactly a year later. 2012 is 1 year.
There are 100 years in a century.
1 million minutes = about 2 years (1.90132588 years)1 year and just under 11 months.
1 year = 12 months 270 months * (1 year/12 months) = 22.5 years Therefore, 270 months is 22 and a half years.
The average age is turning 13 years old that year but there are a lot of 12 year olds and a few 14 year olds. Answer 2: You start year 7 at 11 years old and turn 12 in the year.