How Long Does it Take to Count to 1 Million? | Counting to 1,000,000 | Math with Mr. J

Welcome to "How Long Does it Take to Count to 1 Million?" with Mr. J! Ever wonder how long it takes to count to 1,000,000? You're in the right place!

Mr. J will go through how long it takes to count to 1,000,000 using decimals and then go through the process by hand showing exactly how many seconds, minutes, hours, and days it will take.

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Hopefully this video is what you're looking for when it comes to counting to 1 million.

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[philosophera]

The world record for counting to a million is held by Jeremy Harper, who counted for 89 consecutive days for 16 hours a day

[landrey_gwinn]

I love how Mr j just sums it up in a way people understand

[Quiskyy]

i put in some python code to calculate how long it would take to count up to a million. i took the length of each number and divided it by the number of two and put it in a new variable that stores all of the numbers. it would take roughly around 34 days to complete the whole number.

[romanator]

Thank you so much MR. J your videos really helped me out with my work on this topic

[steelcantuna]

So in real life time (practical time) about a month.
That's counting sleeping, counting in the real amount of time it takes to pronouce the larger numbers, eating, breaks, bathroom breaks, etc., etc.

[arisdr]

It will take you quite minutes to count to one million - it will make you fell tired and you may wanna sleep - do not count too much when you play hide and seek

[NiteFrite]

This is like the easy version of virtual learning

[bubbabunn]

11-12 days if you counted every second. I'd have people bring me a bucket and food.

[GaryKatz]

Really helpful. I'm 2.634 seconds old. 74… .75.
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[annmarie]

Once you get into double digit and higher each new number should probably have as many seconds as individual numbers. 1 = 1 second. 22 = 2 seconds 345 = 3 seconds and so on. I see what you did here but 1 million seconds for 1 million numbers is way too simplistic.

[markpowell]

I guessed 11 and a Half days ! Hhhuuùuhh !

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[GaryKatz]

An 80 year-old person is 2.5 billion seconds old.