Conversion of Seconds into Minutes
We will discuss here about the conversion of seconds into minutes. We know 1 second is equal to 1/60 minute, which is required to convert the measuring time from seconds to minutes.
Solved examples:
1. Convert 270 seconds into minutes
270 seconds = (270 ÷ 60) minutes (1 minutes = 60 seconds)
= 4 minutes 30 seconds
2. Convert 520 seconds into minutes
520 seconds = (520 ÷ 60) minutes (1 minutes = 60 seconds)
= 8 minutes 40 seconds
3. Convert 1111 seconds into minutes
1111 seconds = (1111 ÷ 60) minutes (1 minutes = 60 seconds)
= 18 minutes 31 seconds
4. Convert 1020 seconds into minutes
1020 seconds = (1020 ÷ 60) minutes (1 minutes = 60 seconds)
= 17 minutes
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5. Convert 458 seconds to minutes and seconds. 60 seconds = 1 minute 458 seconds = (458 ÷ 60) minutes = 7 minutes 38 seconds. |
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