For example: (in time): it takes 60 seconds to make 1 minute, and (in currency): it takes 100 cents to make 1 dollar. Why is this?
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May 17th, 2010 at 10:27 am
wow.. because time is money DUH.
Ok but really time is set depending on the rotation of the earth. Therefore, 60 time frame was used to match the amount it takes for earth to complete a cycle.
Currency is completely different on the other hand.