How old will you be when you turn 1 billion seconds?

Question

in years, months, days, hours, seconds

don't forget leap years

a year equals 365.25 days not 365

Answer 1

60 Seconds = 1 Minute

60(60) = 3600 seconds = 1 Hour

3600(24) = 86400 seconds = 1 Day

86400(365.25) = 315576000s = 1 year

315576(31.6) = 9972201600 = the age

The answer: 31.6

.6 = 60%

12 monthe = year

12 x ,6 = 7.2 months

The individual will be approximately 31 years, 7 months, when th reaches 1 (One) billion seconds.

Answer 2

About 30

Answer 3

1 billion seconds.

Also...

277777 7/9 hours.
11574 2/27 days.
Approximately 31 years, 8 months, 16 days, 1 hour, 1 minute, 22 seconds. (assuming a "year" is a unit of time measuring 365 days)

Leap years really shouldn't be considered, because that depends on your birthdate. Also, the length of a month changes, which adds additional variation also based on your birthdate.

Answer 4

1 billion seconds * (1 minute / 60 seconds)
= 16,666,666 minutes & 20 seconds

16,666,666 min * (1 hour / 60 sec)
=277,777 hours & 46 minutes & 20 seconds

277,777 hours * (1 day / 24 hours)
=11,574 days & 1 hours & 46 minutes & 20 seconds

11,574 days * (1 year / 365.24 days) (leap year skips once per century)
= 31 years & 251 days & 15 hours & 12 minutes & 44 seconds

Answer 5

The word billion is ambiguous.
Americans believe a billion is thousand millions just as they believe football is a sport played nowhere else in the world.
A billion should be, just as in any other language, a million millions.
Just like American-football is not football. An American-billion is not a billion. You should precise if your billion is 10^9 or 10^12 or use a less ambiguous word.

Answer 6

Like 32 years old

Answer 7

1000000000 seconds
16666666 2/3 minutes
277777 7/9 hours
11574.074074074074074074074074074 days
31.688087814028950237026896848937 years

Answer 8

About 277778 hours old.

Answer 9

do it like this
1 billion/365.27
this answer/3600/24

Answer 10

'bout 31 years.