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How many nanoseconds in 1 year?
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\[1 s=10^{9}ns\] \[1 year=365days=365*24hours=365*24*60 \min=365*24*60*60s\] 365*24*60*60 * 10^9 = 31536 * 10^12 ns
one year=365*24*60*60=\[3.1536\times10^{7}\]s one second =\[10^{9}\] nanosecond one year=\[3.1536\times10^{7}\times10^{9}\]ns one year=\[3.1536\times10^{16}\]ns
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