6*365/2 times = 1095 times
They would celebrate their eighteenth birthday this year (2017).
It would be 50% of the time. The question gives a time line of from his 12th birthday to his 18th birthday but that information wasn't needed. The question is basically you have a coin... you flip it. what is the odds that it lands on heads so Kalvin enjoys a bowl of his favorite Cocoa Blast Cereal. This is wrong because it is asking your for a prediction of how many times he would eat the cereal not the chance that the coin has to be heads. Answer is 50 % of the time.
That is true but what people mean is it has been eighteen years since your birthday. **************************** The point of birthdays is to observe how old someone is. People are considered to be zero years old when they are born (although if you wanted to, you could date their lives from conception instead, which makes them usually 9 months old when they are born - but that is not the normal convention for calculating age). You have to live another year to be one year old and celebrate your first birthday - even though if you count the day you were born as your first birthday, a year later would actually be your second birthday. But you are still just one year old.
A quarter birthday is half a half birthday.A half birthday is in between your birthday and birthday...
Its called your Golden Birthday or its called your Champagne Birthday
Asuma Sarutobi's birthday is October eighteenth.
yes
Paul McCartney
No.
You would have your eighteenth birthday this year (2010)
They gave him a Xbox360
You can vote in the next one.
I don't think you can.Sorry.
Depends on your state
Yes, the noun 'eighteenth' is a common noun, a general word for any person or thing that is number 18 in a series. The word 'eighteenth' is also an adjective when used to describe a noun. Examples: School starts on the eighteenth of the month. (noun) We celebrated his eighteenth birthday. (adjective)
December eighteenth nineteen eighty seven
They would celebrate their eighteenth birthday this year (2017).