The precambrian period lasted 4060 million years. if the precambrian period started on january 1 of our calendar, how many calender days did it last

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asalter922 asalter922 · Answer 1 · 2021-01-21T01:37:06+01:00

Answer: Age of the Earth = 4,600,000,000 years

• 365 days per year

• 1 day = 12,602,740 years

So, for example,

• the Earth formed 4,600,000,000 years ago

• 4,600,000,000 /12,602,740 = 365 days

• On our calendar Earth formed 365 days ago or January 1

• I was born 42 years ago

• 42/12,602,740 = 3.33 x 10-6

• On our calendar I was born less than 1 day ago or December 31

• Pangaea formed around 250,000,000 years ago

• 250,000,000/12,602,740 = 19.83

• On our calendar Pangaea formed around 20 days ago or on December 12

Parrain Parrain · Answer 2 · 2022-01-25T12:58:41+01:00

If the Precambrian period did indeed start on January 1, then the number of calendar days it lasted must have been 1,481,900 days.

The period lasted for 4,060 million years and there are 365 calendar days.

Number of calendar days is therefore:

= 4,060 million x 365 days

= 1,481,900,000,000 days

= 1,481,900 million days

In conclusion, it lasted 1,481,900 million days.

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