Yes. It occurs at least once every year (in fact, about/appx. every eight months). For example:
1993 - August
1994 - May
1995 - January & October
1996 - September & December
1997 - June
1998 - February, March & November
1999 - August
2000 - October
2001 - April & July
2002 - September & December
2003 - June
2004 - February & August
2005 - May
2006 - January & October
2007 - April & July
2008 - June
This is incorrect. Friday the 13th is on May 13, 2011, and the next occurance happens on January 13th, 2012.
Will Friday the 13th occur every year?
i decided i need a property for Fri the 13th to make my proof easier. i chose the fact that if Friday is the 13th, then Sunday is the 1st. From there, i set out to prove that every year, at least one Sunday will be the first of some month, thus proving the existence of Fri the 13th.
CLAIM: It doesn't matter what day the year starts on because no matter what day the year begins on, each day of the week is the first of some month (which would complete my proof). for this proof, i used modular arithmetic. its a lot more simple than it looks..
Let 0=Su, 1=M, 2=Tu, 3=W, 4=Th, 5=F, 6=Sa (so, I'm working in mod 7)
CASE 1: Non-Leap Year
Jan 1=0mod7
Feb 1=31=3mod7
Mar 1=31=3mod7
Apr 1=34=6mod7
May 1=36=1mod7
Jun 1=32=4mod7
Jul 1=34=6mod7
Aug 1=37=2mod7
Sep 1=33=5mod7
Oct 1=63=0mod7
Nov 1=31=3mod7
Dec 1=33=5mod7
This is the initial rotation of 1st's. Note that all of the numbers 0-6 (mod 7) are represented. This means that each day starts some month. CASE 2: Leap Year can also be studied based on CASE 1. Note that between Feb-Dec, which is what a Leap Year alters by one day, all of the numbers 0-6 are represented. Therefor, in a given year, Leap or Not, each day of the week falls on the first of some month, which implies that some month will always have a Friday the 13th. ■
See proof at Does_every_year_contain_at_least_one_Friday_the_13th
Addendum:
If you count the occurrences of each number in mod 7, you will know how many times Friday the 13th will occur at most or minimum. 3 comes up 3x, but let's not forget leap year. We'd get 0 3x, but to answer the question, it can happen at most 3x.
Let's see about a minimum... 1, 2, & 4 all come up just once, so 1x minimum.
There you have it: at most 3x, at least once.
because of the way the months line up.
There are 7 days in the week . It's given that the 13th will be on a Friday at least once
No. There is either one, two or three Friday the 13ths in any year.
It can be either, one, two or three, depending on the year.
There are several Friday 13ths in each year. In 2017 in January and October.
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