Express 100 minutes in microcenturies if 1 microcenturies=10^-6*100 years
Mudra patel , 9 Years ago
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3 AnswersSourabh Singh
Last Activity: 9 Years ago
no of minutes in a year =525600
no of year in 1 minutes = 1/525600
no of micro centuries in 1 minute = 100*10-6 /525600
so in 100 minutes multiply it with 100
no of year in 1 minutes = 1/525600
no of micro centuries in 1 minute = 100*10-6 /525600
so in 100 minutes multiply it with 100
rahul rai
Last Activity: 8 Years ago
1 microcentury = 10^-4 year1 year has 10^4 microcentury)( multiply above equation by 10 ^4) 1year =1o to the power - 4 microcentury 1year =525600min 525600 min=10^4 microcentury 1min =10^4/525600min 100min =10^4×100/525600 microcentury =1.9
Shivam thakre
Last Activity: 7 Years ago
1 micro century =10* 4 ×100 years =525600÷10*5 =1.9 micro centurySo 1 min. =1.9 micro century =365×24×60×10*4
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