Sociologia, perguntado por thaynaraaguiar36, 10 meses atrás

transforme as seguintes unidades de tempo como se pede : 2 anos =Segundos

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Respondido por otrolha

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1 ano tem 365 dias, logo 2 anos têm 730 dias

Cada dia tem 24 horas cada hora 60 minutos e cada minuto 60 segundos, então fica

$730 \times 24 \times 60 \times 60$
Ou seja 63 072 000 segundos!
Espero ter ajudado

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