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Standard movie projectors project 24 still images, known as frames, each second. If a certain movie uses the standard frame rate and has exactly 129,600 total frames, then, to the nearest whole minute, how long is the movie?

Standard movie projectors project 2424 still images, known as frames, each second. If a certain movie uses the standard frame rate and has exactly 129129,600600 total frames, then, to the nearest whole minute, how long is the movie?

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Q. Standard movie projectors project 2424 still images, known as frames, each second. If a certain movie uses the standard frame rate and has exactly 129129,600600 total frames, then, to the nearest whole minute, how long is the movie?
  1. Calculate Total Time: First, we need to calculate the total time in seconds by dividing the total number of frames by the frame rate per second.\newlineCalculation: Total time in seconds = Total number of framesFrame rate per second \frac{\text{Total number of frames}}{\text{Frame rate per second}} \newline= 129,600 frames24 frames per second \frac{129,600 \text{ frames}}{24 \text{ frames per second}} \newline= 5,400 seconds 5,400 \text{ seconds}
  2. Convert to Minutes: Next, we convert the total time from seconds to minutes since the question asks for the answer in minutes.\newlineCalculation: Total time in minutes = Total time in seconds / 6060 seconds per minute\newline= 5,4005,400 seconds / 6060\newline= 9090 minutes
  3. Round to Nearest Minute: Finally, we round the total time to the nearest whole minute if necessary. In this case, the total time is already a whole number, so no rounding is needed.

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