How many seconds old are you? Im 19 years old....?

Question

I just need to know what too used becasue we have to used:
year to week, week to day, day to hour, hour to minutes, minutes to second...

1 year- 52 weeks
1 week- 7 days
1 day- 24 hours

Answer 1

It's called demensional analysis:

(19 Years) x (52 Weeks / 1 Year) x (7 Days / 1 Week) x (24 Hours / 1 Day) x (60 Minutes / 1 Hour) x (60 Seconds / 1 Minute) = 597,542,400 Seconds

You set it up with all the fractions so that all the unit labels cancel out.

Answer 2

19 x 52 x 7 x 24 x 60 x 60 = 597,542,400

Answer 3

Liwayway is way way wrong. The number of seconds in a year, averaged over leap years and regular years, is 31,557,600. You are very close to 600 million seconds old.

It is surprising how many difficult-sounding problems you will be able to get a quick approximate answer for if you remember that there are just over 30 million seconds in a year.

Answer 4

one year = 365 days =8760 hrs =210,240 minutes =12,614,400 sec. However, since you are 19 yrs old, you've experienced 4 leap year already and thats 366 days a year = 8784 hrs = 210,816mins = 12,648,960 secs. To solve: 15 normal years x 12, 614,400 secs + 4 leap years x 12,648,960 secs = 113,567,840. Thats your number of seconds at 19 years of age. (it's not 52 weeks in a year as most believe.)

Answer 5

Its very easy to do with a calculator.

I like to remind myself that 800,000 hours is roughly 80 years, thats mostly all most of us get. Only 800 light bulb changes.

Answer 6

On my 52nd birthday I was 1,640,995,200 seconds old....That was on May 31st.
If you really need to know my exact age, feel free to do the math.
And after that....please learn to spell

Answer 7

im 19 too

Answer 8

this is gonna cause me a headache so i dont bother answering it (im in just for those 2 points i`m colecting them u know) :P

Answer 9

i'm 15452152335145 secon
u believe it?
i think what ever my answer u'll never prove it true or false right?|