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The Earth revolves around the Sun and it takes
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Earth's true revolution period is 365.25 days. The extra 0.25 day accumulates over four years to form a single full leap day added to February.
KLEE LLB - 2025
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365.25 days to complete one revolution
365.5 days to complete one revolution
366 days to complete one revolution
365 days to complete one revolution
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