How many years between 2013 and 700 BC?

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How many years in difference? How do you calculate it?

Alize Kuhn · Accepted Answer

Don’t believe anyone who tells you it’s a simple math problem. This is not a straightforward math problem because THERE IS NO YEAR ZERO. So it’s math plus a big dollop of common sense.But there is another issue before I can answer. You are asking 2 different questions. Between is the word confusing the issue. I’ll tell you how to figure them based on a simple example and then you can sub any actual dates you want.The crucial years to consider are these, the 4 consecutive years around the change of era: 2 BC1 BC1 AD2 AD Question 1: How many years are between 2 BC and 2 AD ? We have to be careful of that word ‘between’. Example: “How many states are between New York and Ohio?” The answer is one (Pennsylvania) because you do not count the states you are talking about.. So ‘years between’ can describe a group of years not including the extreme years There are two years in between 2 BC and 2 AD, namely 1 BC and 1 AD.Question 2 “How many years passed from 2 BC and 2 AD?”Three. We add one year for each year that passes. 2 BC to 1 BC is one year, 1 BC to 1 AD is one year, and 1 AD to 2 AD is one year = three years. In this question we DO include the end year because don’t get to it unless we do.

Alize Kuhn · Answer

2013 – 0 = 20132013 + 700 = 2713 difference

Alize Kuhn · Answer

Well, BC years decend as time passes 700BC next year is 699BC. So from 700BC to the year 0 is 700 years. from 0 to 2013 is 2013 years. add 700 to 2013 and you get 2713.

Alize Kuhn · Answer

not sure if troll bc means before christ so you just add up the 2 numbers 2013+700 equals 2713

Alize Kuhn · Answer

Everyone always falls down this hole 🙂 There is no “Year Zero” in the calendar. The year before 1AD was 1BC. 700 BC to 1BC = 699 years. 1BC to 2013AD = 2013 years.Total 2712 years.

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