7 of 10 leap years occur every years?
Dey definitely do !
Leap year every 4 years, so there are 10 leap years: (365 x 40) + 10 = 14,610 days
Two. Or three. Depends on where the first one occurs in the period of ten years, and what you reckon ten years is.
Four years
Each year has 365 days, with every fourth year has an extra 'leap day,' so on average, each year would have 365.25 days:(365 +365 + 365 + 366)/4 = 365.25The Leap Years are years divisible by 4. But every 'century year' is not a leap year,with the exception of the Millennium yearsAn example using only the years divisible by four:1896 Leap Year1900 Not Leap Year (this is a century year)1904 Leap Year. . .1996 Leap Year2000 Leap Year (this is a millennium year)2004 Leap Year2008 Leap Yearetc.So if the 10 decades (100 years) includes a millennium year (for example 1901-2000), then the answer is 36525 days.But if the 10 decades (100 years) does not include a millennium year (for example 1891-1990), then the answer is 36524 days.
Answer this question… every 10 years.
41 years count 21.549.600 minutes if every year counts 365 days 41 * 365 * 24 * 60 = 21.549.60 More exact: in 41 there can be 10 or 11 leap years In the case of 10 leap years: (31 * 365 * 24 * 60) + (10 * 366 * 24 * 60) = 21.564.000 In the case of 11 leap years (the first year is a leap year): (30 * 365 * 24 * 60) + (11 * 366 * 24 * 60) = 21.565.440
There were 10 leap years between 1970 and 2011.
In 10 years and including 2 leap years there are 87,648 hours.
14,975 approximately 365 x 41 = 14,965 then every four years is leap year so add 41/4 = about 10 14,965 + 10 = 14,975
Leap Years are years with numbers that are divisible by 4 .Numbers that end with a 4 are not necessarily divisible by 4 .Examples: 14, 34, 54, and 2014 are notdivisible by 4 .Numbers that are divisible by 4 don't necessarily end with a 4 .Examples: 12, 16, 20, and 2012 aredivisible by 4 .If we only had Leap Years in years that end with a 4 , then we wouldonly have a Leap Year once every 10 years. That wouldn't do the job.We need one every 4 years.
I dont know if you meant .10 or 10 so ill give both 10 years around 3500 days .10 years around 37 days
Here's some thinking behind the question:There are 365 days in a year, except for leap years which have 366Leap years occur basically every 4 years, so there will be 8 non-leap years and 2 leap yearsYou might have the money in an account that could earn some interest, but for the sake of argument, we'll say it isn't earning interest - which will vary according to the type of account.If you set aside $5 each day for 10 years, you will have:($5 x 365 x 8 non-leap years) + ($5 x 366 x 2 leap years)Or you can make it simpler and say: ($5 x 365 x 10) + $10 [for the extra 2 days in the leap years]Figuring out the total from there should not be difficult.