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3 years ago

Aurora is moving to a new house. she lived in her current house for 6 years. how many months is that?how many days?

1 answer:

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There is 12 months a year, so multiply 6 with 12.
6*12 = 72 months

There is 366 days a year, so multiply 6 with 366
6*366 = 2196 days

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