Why does 100 years have 24 leap years and 76 ordinary years?

But 100 is a century year and it is not divisible by 400. Hence, 100 is not a leap year and the last leap year in 100 years is the year 96. Hence, we have (25 - 1 = 24) leap years, if we exclude the year 100. Now, (100 - 24 = 76) is the remaining number of years which are non leaping. Therefore, 76 years are non leaping and 24 years are leaping. read more

But 100 is a century year and it is not divisible by 400. Hence, 100 is not a leap year and the last leap year in 100 years is the year 96. Hence, we have (25 - 1 =) 24 leap years, if we exclude the year 100. Now, (100 - 24 = 76) is the remaining number of years which are non leaping. Therefore, 76 years are non leaping and 24 years are leaping. read more