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A minute is a unit of time equal to 60 seconds, widely used in everyday life to measure short durations. Although not part of the official International System of Units, it is formally accepted for use alongside SI units and is universally recognized, making it essential for practical timekeeping.
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It is catalogued under topics including Orders of magnitude (time) and Units of time.
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- minute
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- An analogue clock showing one minute after twelve
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- min
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- Non-SI units accepted for use with the SI
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- time
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- SI units
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- Subclass of
- time interval
- Part of
- hour
- Has part
- second
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- short name
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- www.w3.org/TR/owl-time/#time:unitMinute
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- min
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- Minute
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- 60
- Wikidata time precision
- 13
- described by source
- International System of Units
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- P8979
- Varisella
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- second
- different from
- Minute
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- Happy Hour
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Article · Français
La minute est une unité pratique de mesure du temps. C'est une unité en dehors du Système international (SI) dont l’usage est accepté avec lui. C'est une unité traditionnelle de temps, d'usage courant dans le monde entier. Par analogie avec l'unité d'angle, la minute est définie comme une durée de 60 secondes. Une heure contient 60 minutes.
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