This is a little more historic then mathematical, but its fine in either subject. Back thousands of years ago, ancient civilizations first created a machine to calculate how long it took for an entire year/cycle of seasons to occur. They narrowed it down to about 365.25 days for an entire rotation around the sun. That's also why we have a leap day every 4 years, because we have that extra quarter of a year every year.
The number of days in a month are determined by the cycles of the moon.
There are thirty days in the month of June.
There are 300 days if 30 days are in a month.
The eighth month is August which has 31 days.
There are seven days in a week, 28-31 days in a month, depending on the year and month, and approximately 365.24 days in a year.
The number of days in a month are determined by the cycles of the moon.
1 month and 22,21,20 or 19 days depending on the month. But, taking a month to be 30 days, it would be 1 month and 20 days.
30 days are in the month of September
The month of Novemmber has thirty days.
There are thirty days in the month of June.
There are 31 days in the month of October.
There are 300 days if 30 days are in a month.
20 days and an extra month of 5 days.
How many days in a month varies, so if you started in the beginning of a month that had 31 days till the month ended and the next month was the same, than 63 days would be 2 months and 1 days. But again it depends on how many days are in a month to be able to figure out how many months make up 63 days.
The eighth month is August which has 31 days.
They have thirty days in every month but only 3 weeks in a month, with ten days in a week :)
How many days in a month varies, so if you started in the beginning of a month that had 31 days till the month ended and the next month was the same, than 63 days would be 2 months and 1 days. But again it depends on how many days are in a month to be able to figure out how many months make up 63 days.