February 29, 1992, in Roman numerals is written as XXIX.II.MCMXCII.
February 29, 2012 was a Wednesday.
February 29th, 1985 was actually a leap year. So, this day of the week did not occur.
There was no such date. 1900 was not a leap year.
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February 29 1992 was a Saturday.
February 29, 1992, in Roman numerals is written as XXIX.II.MCMXCII.
February 29, 2012 was a Wednesday.
April 29 1992 was a Wednesday.
February 29 1972 was on a Tuesday.
29 February 1920 was a Sunday.
29 February 2016 will be a Monday.
February 29, 1956 was a Wednesday.
February 29th, 1992 never occurred.
February has only 28 days UNLESS the year can be evenly divided by 4 with no leftovers. Then it is a leap year with 29 days.1992 divided by 4 = 498 with no leftoversTherefore 1992 WAS a leapyear and therefore had 29 days.
February 29, 1948 fell on a Sunday.
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