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Q: How much lots of 30 seconds are their in an hour?
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How many seconds in one hour and 30 minutes?

1 hour = 3600 seconds 30 minutes = 1800 seconds 1 hour + 30 minutes = 5400 seconds


What fraction of an hour is 30 seconds?

1 hour = 100% 1 minute in an hour = 1/60 therefore 30 seconds in an hour = 1/120


What fraction of an hour is 120 seconds?

1/30


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A bacteria doubles every 30 seconds how many after an hour?

I am not sure how realistic "every 30 seconds" is, but here goes.30 seconds is 1/2 minute, so there are 120 doublings in an hour. The answer, therefore, is 2120, or about 1.3 x 1036. (Assuming the "30 seconds" is realistic, it is not realistic to assume that there will be enough food for the bacterias to double this far.)I am not sure how realistic "every 30 seconds" is, but here goes.30 seconds is 1/2 minute, so there are 120 doublings in an hour. The answer, therefore, is 2120, or about 1.3 x 1036. (Assuming the "30 seconds" is realistic, it is not realistic to assume that there will be enough food for the bacterias to double this far.)I am not sure how realistic "every 30 seconds" is, but here goes.30 seconds is 1/2 minute, so there are 120 doublings in an hour. The answer, therefore, is 2120, or about 1.3 x 1036. (Assuming the "30 seconds" is realistic, it is not realistic to assume that there will be enough food for the bacterias to double this far.)I am not sure how realistic "every 30 seconds" is, but here goes.30 seconds is 1/2 minute, so there are 120 doublings in an hour. The answer, therefore, is 2120, or about 1.3 x 1036. (Assuming the "30 seconds" is realistic, it is not realistic to assume that there will be enough food for the bacterias to double this far.)