If 100 years on Earth equals 1 month on Planet A. How much time would pass on earth for every: Minute, hour, or day you spent on planet A?

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Answer 1

We have no choice but to assume the same measurements

of time are the same on Planet A as on earth.

 

100 earth years is 1200 earth months.

So 1200 earth months = 1 month on planet A

 

1 month = 30 days, so divides both sides by 30.

That means 1 day on planet A is the same as

 1200/30 = 40 earth months = 40/12 earth years = 10/3 earth years = 3 and 1/3 earth years  = 3 years and 4 months.

 

Since 40 earth years = 1 day on planet A, we next divide both sides by 24, since 1 day = 24 hours.

40/24 = 5/3 earth years = 1 hour on planet A.

That is 1 and 2/3 earth years = 1 hour on planet A

 So 1 year and 8 months = 1 hour on planet A.

 

Finally, since 1 hour = 60 minutes,

5/3  earth years = 1 hour as calculated above in bold

Dividing both sides by 60,

5/3 x 1/60 earth years = 1 minute on planet A

5/180 earth years = 1 minute on planet A.

Thats 5/180 x 12 = 60/180 = 1/3 earth year = 4 months

So 1 minute on planet A is 4 months on earth