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How many hours are in 3600 seconds?
There are 1 hour in 3600 seconds.
Is one meter the distance traveled by a ray of light in vacuum?
Yes, one meter is defined as the distance traveled by light in a vacuum in precisely 1/299,792,458 seconds. This definition helps provide a precise and universal measurement for the meter.
How many hours in 3600 seconds?
There are 1 hour in 3600 seconds.
How many seconds in milisecond?
1000 Miliseconds = 1 Second. 0.001 Seconds in a Milisecond.
1 newton meter is equal to how many centimeter?
Newton meter is a unit of force so it can not be converted in unit of length but 1 Nm is equals to 100Ncm
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