Nuclear power stations do not generate electricity every day of the year.
One nuclear power station generated electricity for 92% of a year.
one year = 365 days
Calculate the number of days during the year that the nuclear power station generated electricity.

The question asks for 92% of 365 days. To calculate this, we first convert the percentage to a decimal: 92% = 92 / 100 = 0.92 Then, we multiply this decimal by the total number of days: Number of days = 0.92 × 365 = 335.8 days. Since the number of days should likely be an integer, rounding to the nearest whole number gives 336 days. Both 335.8 and 336 are acceptable answers.