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How many seconds in a 75 year lifetime?
OK, here we go. 60 seconds x 60 minutes x 24 hours = 86,400 seconds in a day. 365 days x 75 years = 27,375 days in 75 years. 86,400 seconds x 27,375 days = 2,365,200,000 seconds in 75 years. A year is 365.25 therefore making the answer 2,366,820,000 seconds.
If you live for 2.4 billion seconds how old will you be?
75 years old
How many minutes is 75.0 seconds?
75 seconds = 1.25 minutes
.75 equals how many minutes?
.75*60 = 45 seconds
How many seconds are there in 32 years?
About 1,009,843,200 seconds in 32 years.
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