For individuals who do not work on Sundays, how many days per year does it equate to?

To determine the number of days in a year that individuals who do not work on Sundays would equate to, it's important to consider the total number of days in a year and how many of those are Sundays.

A typical year consists of 365 days. Since there are usually 52 weeks in a year, that equates to approximately 52 Sundays (with some years having 53, depending on how the days fall). If an individual does not work on Sundays, subtracting those Sundays from the total gives us the number of working days in a year.

When you take 365 days and remove the roughly 52 Sundays, you are left with 313 days. This accounts for all the weekdays and any Saturdays that may be worked, depending on the individual's work schedule.

Thus, the correct answer reflects the total working days in a year for individuals who do not work on Sundays, which is 313.