What is the minimum number of days that 5 consecutive years can have?
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Every four years, there is a leap year. Well, this is a lie, partially at least.
A year of the form 100k where k is a positive integer is not a leap year unless it is divisible by 400.
Thus, years of form 400k+100, 400k+200, 400k+300 are not leap years.
So, 5 consecutive years can all be non leap years. So the answer is
365×5 = 1 8 2 5