how long does it take for the earth to go round the sun?

Question

a)365 days

b)365.9 days

c)365.25 days

d)365.75

c)365.25

d)365.24

Answer 1

The Earth appears to go around the sun but in reality it revolves around a common barry center with the sun. That means that the sun is also revolving around it at the same angular velocity.
so the answer would be 365.24 days for one revolution + and additional fractional time increase due to the slowing down of the earth's orbit.

Answer 2

Sheeple are too ignorant to have self sufficient ideas. they're going to continuously have a nostril ring. How else can they be led via the words of others? They understand that they decide on to wipe their butts at the same time as needed, they're purely clueless as to how a lot TP to apply - watching for the politicians to count number out the sheets and the media to be the messenger.

Answer 3

To go around relative to what?

Relative to the stars, it takes 365.25636042 days.

The mean (average) "tropical" year is about 365.24219 days.

The vernal equinox year (from the start of spring to the next start of spring) is about 365.2424 days. This is the year that the calendar is supposed to match; but the calendar has an average of 365.2425 days per year. So it's off by 1 day in 10,000 years.

And by the way, it looks like you have "365.25" in your list twice.

Answer 4

d) is the correct answer. 365.24

Correct due to the number of significant digits given.

We correct by Leap year every 4th year, and an adjustment every century or so.

Answer 5

C) 365.25 days

This is why we have to have a leap year every four years; to compensate for the extra .25