How many days are in a year?
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365 days w/o leap year\n366 days with leap year\n\nYou should know this since elementary.
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The Saros is 6585.32 days \n\nor in years 18 years 11 and a third days, plus or minus a day (Dependent on the number of Leap Years included in the eighteen year period).
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1 year = 525 948.766 minutes
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If you're looking for an answer like "Mad Scientist" has given, then it would be 24, the 2nd and 22nd of eachof the 12 months.\n\nIf you're looking for an answer about seconds like 60 seconds in a minute, in that case a normal year of 365 days has 365 x 24 x 60 x 60 = 3,15,36,000 seconds\n\nIn  a leap year of 366 days there are 3,16,22,400 seconds.
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Officially 365.24. But there are 365 days in a regular Gregorian year, 366 in a leap year. Leap Years only come around every 4 years, but a the turn of every odd numbered century (1900, 2100 etc.), there is no leap year. Without leap years, the .24 at the end of each year would throw the seasons out of place over time
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Six years. There are seven days in a week and you minus one  day that is skipped during leap year
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ok, \n\n1,432,567  -\n              2  -  (days left for nov this year)\n            31  -  (days in dec)\n--------------\n1,432,534  /\n          365     (days in a regular year)\n---------------\n  3,924. 7506   years. ignore the decimals for now, but remeber \n                         them for later.\n\nso \n\n3,924 / \n       4    Years between leap years\n--------\n   981    exrta years for the leap years. which is one day extra. so \n             this number is years, because we are working in years\n             for now (the decimals we are saving are the days)\n\nso\n\n3,924 +\n   981\n---------\n4,905     this is our total numer of years to add from the\n              begining of 2007 (our first sum minused the days left\n              in this year.\n\nso \n\n2007  +\n4905\n-------\n6912  This is the year.\n\nfor the days:\n\nso the decimals from before were .7506. we need to convert this from a point of a year to days.\n\n0.75 is 3 quarters, 3 quarters of a year is September. the remander decimals is 06. for this to become a teen number it has to reach 10. so we need to divide the number of days in sep which is 30 by 9 and multiply by 6 for the date. it will say 19.9* (we round numbers up from .5 so its the 20th\n\nmy predicted date is\n\n20th Sep 6912.\n\n(or so I think) my brain hurts! lol
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365 days 52 weeks in a year
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Possibly because 28 x 13 = 364.\n\nTo keep the years on an even keel, you need to have approximately 365 and 1/4 days in each year, which is why we have 365 days for 3 years running, and then the fourth year is 366 days. \n\nIn other words, there are 13 lunar cycles, plus 1 or 2 extra DAYS in a whole year - with a year being 4 seasons - so how would you deal with that if you were creating a 13 month calendar? Everything would end up out of sync! You would end up with a year that had 14 lunar cycles in it...!
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all month has 28 days in a year
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It's not true that it's exactly 1 in 4. If you look at it on a daily basis, there are 366 days in a leap year, so in a 4 year period, the probability that any given day is within a leap year is 366/1461.
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Many, it depends.\nIn a non leap year of 365 days the number of seconds is:\n365 * 24 * 60 * 60 = 31,536,000\nIn a leap year the answer is 31,622,400\nIn a solar year (of 365.2422 days) it is 31,556,926.08 secnds.\nBut in a sidereal year and also a lunar year it is again different.\n\nYet another different answer is that are only 12 secnds a year. January second, February second, March second, etc...
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Days get longer. Fewer days in a year.
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6.month. 6. day. year.06. ?
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261 working days in a year, for non-leap years that begin on a weekday. Non-leap years that begin on a weekend have 260 working days. Leap years that begin on Monday thru Thursday have 262 working days, that begin on Friday or Sunday have 261 days, and that begin on Saturday have 260
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An earth year (Gregorian calendar) is 365.2425 days \n= 31,556,952 seconds.\n\nA jovian year (one orbit of Jupiter around the sun) is 11.86 earth years.\n= 374,265,450 seconds.
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PRecisely 365.24 days. Every four years we have a leap year, but to keep from getting ahead we skip the whole leap year thing once out of every hundred. We might have done so in 2000, I don't remember.