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How many days altogether in April may and June?
91
how many days altogether are they in June April may?
June = 30 days April = 30 days May = 31 days Total 91 days.
How many days altogether are there in June and July?
61
How many days in January through June altogether?
181 days, in leap year 182.
How many days are there in may and June?
61 altogether in June and July 31 +30 61
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