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How many days are in 1 year and 43 days?
The answer is 408 because there is 365 days in a year and adding 48 to it equals 408.
556 days equals how many months?
556 days equals to 1 year 7 months which means 19 months are there.
1 year equals how many month?
12 months=(365 days) (366 days for leap year))= (52 weeks)
1 year equals days?
365 days. but with leap years, 366.
1 week equals how many days?
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