One week is equal to seven days. Therefore 43 weeks is equal to 43 x 7 = 301 days.
43 days = 43/7 = 61/7 weeks
Days: About 43 days Weeks: About 7 [What I Did] Divided 1027 by 24 to figure out days because 24 hours in 1 day. Then I divided 43 from 7 to get weeks because a week is 7 days.
The simplistic answer is six, as 6x7 = 42. However this also depends on the definition of a 'week'. It also depends on whether we are talking about full weeks, or parts of. Working in the UK Department of Works and Pensions I might look at this as to how many benefit weeks are covered by 43 days. Good question!
there are 560 days in 80 weeks
Four weeks and five days.
43 days = 43/7 = 61/7 weeks
do 43*7= 301 days 43 weeks= 10.75 months
43 weeks and 4 days in a normal year. 43 weeks and 5 days in a leap year.
Days: About 43 days Weeks: About 7 [What I Did] Divided 1027 by 24 to figure out days because 24 hours in 1 day. Then I divided 43 from 7 to get weeks because a week is 7 days.
43 weeks and 2 days in a normal year and 43 weeks and 3 days in a leap year.
Well, honey, 43 days is 6 weeks and 1 day. It's simple math, no need to overcomplicate things. Just count those days on your fingers if you have to, I won't judge.
43 weeks and 4 days
43 weeks and 4 days.
43 weeks and 3 days.
43 weeks and 2 days.
Depending on what weekdays the period starts/ends, it could be either 43 or 44 days.
The simplistic answer is six, as 6x7 = 42. However this also depends on the definition of a 'week'. It also depends on whether we are talking about full weeks, or parts of. Working in the UK Department of Works and Pensions I might look at this as to how many benefit weeks are covered by 43 days. Good question!