Earlier, I asked a question on daylight equations. Bit confused on how I go from the regular equation to finding something like the twelfth day. Here's a link to the practice problem.

I'm pretty sure it's 9.9, but I'm not positive.

http://prntscr.com/9a4w4z

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Earlier, I asked a question on daylight equations. Bit confused on how I go from the regular equation to finding something like the twelfth day. Here's a link to the practice problem. 

I'm pretty sure it's 9.9, but I'm not positive. 

http://prntscr.com/9a4w4z

sloppycanada · Answer

And why does it say "High" next to my problem?

anonymous · Answer

it doesn't say high

anonymous · Answer

9 hours and 20 mins

anonymous · Answer

So this problem is pretty simple. All you have to do is find the value for 'days' and imput the number of days, in this case 12.
Can you find the value for days?