The two units of time are the same - there are 100 years in one century, therefore, in 10 centuries there are 10 x 100 = 1000 years - the same amount of time as a millennium.
1 millennium is 1000 years, and 10 centuries is 1000 years, meaning they are the same thing. 1 millennium = 10 centuries.
Yes, one is greater than zero.
One is greater than .2 by .8. One is five times greater than .2.
ANY number greater than the number before the greater than, so if the answer is greater than 7 then one solution is 7.00000000000000000000000000000000001
one sixth will be lesser than one fourth
2.4 * 0.9 = 2.16
A millennium is ten centuries.
There are 10 centuries in one millennium.
There are 10 centuries in one millennium.A millennium is ten centuries.
There are 10 centuries in one millennium.A millennium is ten centuries.
There are 10 centuries in one millennium.
One-thousand years, or a millennium.
They are both 1000 years, so they are the same.
Millenium Actually, a millennium is a thousand years. That is ten centuries NOT a hundred centuries. There is no single word to describe a hundred centuries.
A millennium is equal to one thousand years, so anything longer than a millennium would be a time span greater than this. For example, a multi-millennium period, such as two millennia (2,000 years) or more, would be considered longer. Additionally, terms like "epoch" or "era" can refer to extended periods of time that exceed a millennium, depending on the context used in history or geology.
A millennium is one thousand years.
eternity=forever It means more than one thousand years
Millennia are more than one millennium. A millennium is one thousand years.