The problem with writing a calendar that people can agree on is that natural cycles don't happen in neat and consistent patterns.
The day is 24 hours, and the year is 365.26 days long. The lunar cycle is 29.5 days long.
The traditional week of seven days is dictated by Judeo-Christian religious tradition - "God created the world in six days, and on the seventh He rested" - which has no relationship to astronomical cycles.
Since our 7-day week is social and religious, it doesn't fit neatly into astronomical cycles. January 1 is the first day of the year, but doesn't always match up with the first day of the week.
Well, that's obviously not exact.
52 (weeks) x 7 days (per week) is only 364 days.
There are 52 weeks plus one day in a year, usually.
There are 365 days in a year, with 366 days in a leap year.
If you look at calendars, you will see that the day of the week that January 1st is on changes each year.
The length of a year is based on the time for the Earth to orbit the Sun.
The exact length of that period is actually close to 365.2422 days.
That's why we use 365 days plus leap years.
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7/seven stories are equal to 50/fifty meters. 7stories=50meter's
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Fifty-seven divided by three is 19, therefore three goes in evenly. If it goes in evenly, it is divisible.
One.
Divide eleven by fifty seven, your quotient is your whole number, your remainder is your numerator and your division is your numerator
No, it is composite.
composite.
57,007
The decimal number is "fifty and seven hundredths." In US currency, this would be "fifty dollars and seven cents."
That is the correct spelling of the number 57, but in US English, it is normally hyphenated fifty-seven as an adjective.
Fifty-four thousand, three hundred fifty-seven.
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8757 = "eight thousand seven hundred fifty-seven"
53.7 = fifty three point seven or as a mixed number fifty three and seven tenths
The number 756 (seven hundred and fifty six) consists of eight syllables.