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How Many Saturdays Are There in a Year?

Answer – There are usually 52 Saturdays in a year.

Explanation:

The number of Saturdays in a year can be either 52 or 53, depending on the specific year and its starting day. If a year starts on a Saturday, it will have 53 Saturdays. In a leap year (a calendar year that contains an additional day and occurs every four years), there are 53 Saturdays.

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