Explain why the year 1800 was not a leap year, even though years divisible by four are normally considered to be leap years.

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Charles

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1 July, 00:19

Explain why the year 1800 was not a leap year, even though years divisible by four are normally considered to be leap years.

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Belinda Sellers · Answer 1

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The year which is directly divided by 400 will be a leap year and by 4 for example 2000 1600 are leap year because they are directly divided by 400 and the year 1700 and 1800 although they are divided by 4 but not by 400 so they are not leap year, This is the reason even 1800 is divided by 4 but not a leap year