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What year in the 20th century is the same when viewed upside down?
The answer depends on the font in use. In some fonts, it could be 1961, but not in this one.
How many days are in the year 1998?
There were 365 days in 1998.
If you were a 14 year old what year were you born?
1998
You were born in 1998 what animals year was you born in?
If I am correct which I Know I am (: 1998 is the year of the Tiger and So is 2010 1999 is the year of the Ox and so is 2011
What calendar year is the same as 1998?
As of the date of writing, the most recent calendar year identical to 1998 is the current year 2015, the second most recent was 2009 - six year ago.
Is the year 1986 an upside down 1998?
no. 1986 upside down is 1689
Is the year 1966 an upside down 1999?
Yes, if you were to flip 1966 upside down it would be 1999.
What was the last year that read the same upside down and the right way up?
1961 was the last year that read the same upside down and right side up. After 1961, the next year that will satisfy this condition is 6009.
What year between 1900 and 1999 can be read right side up or upside down?
1961 can be read the same way right side up and upside down.
When in the last 200 years was there a year which read the same upside down?
1913
What year can be read right side up and upside down 1900 1999?
1961
What year between 1900 and 1999 could be read the same upside down?
1961
What happened that was really cool in 1881?
It was a topsy - turvy year! 1881 - 1881 Turn the year upside down and you'll see!
What is the most recent year that reads the same both right side up and upside down?
1961
What is the most recent year that when written in numerals can be read the same upside-down and right-side up?
1111
What is the year of manufacture of a Hopkins and Allen single shot 22 cal. serial number 8661?
No published sn data. Late 1800's or so
Why is the Cassiopeia upside down?
Cassiopeia appears upside down in the sky from the perspective of the southern hemisphere due to Earth's rotation and its position relative to the star. This phenomenon is caused by our viewpoint from a different location on the Earth's surface.
