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4.
What will be the day of the week 15th August, 2010?
Answer: Option
Explanation:
15th August, 2010 = (2009 years + Period 1.1.2010 to 15.8.2010)
Odd days in 1600 years = 0
Odd days in 400 years = 0
9 years = (2 leap years + 7 ordinary years) = (2 x 2 + 7 x 1) = 11 odd days 4 odd days.
Jan. Feb. March April May June July Aug. (31 + 28 + 31 + 30 + 31 + 30 + 31 + 15) = 227 days
227 days = (32 weeks + 3 days)
3 odd days.
Total number of odd days = (0 + 0 + 4 + 3) = 7 0 odd days.
Given day is Sunday.
Discussion:
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THIRU said:
6 years ago
(15+10+2+6+10/4)= 35/7 = 0.
Nithin paul said:
6 years ago
@Madhu.
For 15 years we have 3 leap year (12/4=3).
And 12 ordinary years,
So total num of odd days=(3*2+12*1)=18,
(Add 2 point for leap year because 2 days will shift for the next year odd days is the actual concept that if 2016 Jan 1 is sunday then 2017 Jan would be Monday but after a leap year it would be Tuesday so 2 days will shift).
And try to divide the number of odd days with 7.
Here it is 18 cant divide by 7.
So 14/7=2.
Then 4 days are remaining then 4 is the num of odd days.
*(dividing 7 means a week have seven days).
For 15 years we have 3 leap year (12/4=3).
And 12 ordinary years,
So total num of odd days=(3*2+12*1)=18,
(Add 2 point for leap year because 2 days will shift for the next year odd days is the actual concept that if 2016 Jan 1 is sunday then 2017 Jan would be Monday but after a leap year it would be Tuesday so 2 days will shift).
And try to divide the number of odd days with 7.
Here it is 18 cant divide by 7.
So 14/7=2.
Then 4 days are remaining then 4 is the num of odd days.
*(dividing 7 means a week have seven days).
Uiyutvbjh said:
5 years ago
We have an easy method.
Follow this if you feel it simple.
This is a easy code technique.
Year cheat code, Month cheat code, and date cheat code are the three types.
YEAR CHEAT CODE:
1600 to 1699 = 6.
1700 to 1799 = 4.
1800 to 1899 = 2.
1900 to 1999 = 0.
2000 to 2010 = 6.
MONTH CHEAT CODE:
Jan = 0.
Feb = 3.
Mar = 3.
Apr = 6.
May = 1.
Jun = 4.
Jul = 6.
Aug = 2.
Sep = 5.
Oct = 0.
Nov = 3.
Dec = 5.
DAY CHEAT CODE:
Sunday = 0.
Monday = 1.
Tuesday = 2.
Wednesday = 3.
Thursday = 4.
Friday = 5.
Saturday = 6.
Now, let's take an example,
11/03/1997 which is my birthday.
Step 1: Take the last two digits of the year = 97.
Step 2: Take the date = 11.
Step 3: Divide 97 by 4 and take the quotient = 24.
Step 4: Take the year cheat code = 0 (For the range 1900 to 1997).
Step 5: Take the Month cheat code = 03.
Now add all the results.
97+11+24+00+03 = 135.
Divide the answer by 7 and consider the remainder = 2 (Subtract 1 from this in case of a leap year).
Which is the Cheat code for Tuesday, therefore the answer is Tuesday.
Follow this if you feel it simple.
This is a easy code technique.
Year cheat code, Month cheat code, and date cheat code are the three types.
YEAR CHEAT CODE:
1600 to 1699 = 6.
1700 to 1799 = 4.
1800 to 1899 = 2.
1900 to 1999 = 0.
2000 to 2010 = 6.
MONTH CHEAT CODE:
Jan = 0.
Feb = 3.
Mar = 3.
Apr = 6.
May = 1.
Jun = 4.
Jul = 6.
Aug = 2.
Sep = 5.
Oct = 0.
Nov = 3.
Dec = 5.
DAY CHEAT CODE:
Sunday = 0.
Monday = 1.
Tuesday = 2.
Wednesday = 3.
Thursday = 4.
Friday = 5.
Saturday = 6.
Now, let's take an example,
11/03/1997 which is my birthday.
Step 1: Take the last two digits of the year = 97.
Step 2: Take the date = 11.
Step 3: Divide 97 by 4 and take the quotient = 24.
Step 4: Take the year cheat code = 0 (For the range 1900 to 1997).
Step 5: Take the Month cheat code = 03.
Now add all the results.
97+11+24+00+03 = 135.
Divide the answer by 7 and consider the remainder = 2 (Subtract 1 from this in case of a leap year).
Which is the Cheat code for Tuesday, therefore the answer is Tuesday.
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Habib said:
5 years ago
@John. 2000 is splint into a possible and nearest 4th century to the figure and after a remainder is obtained.
i.e 2000 = 1600 + 400.
i.e 2000 = 1600 + 400.
Aditya said:
5 years ago
We can get a number of odd days in 9years by dividing 9 by 4 as in every 4 years there is a leap year. The quotient is the number of leap years and rest is ordinary years so,
9years = 2leap years + 7ordinary years.
9years = 2leap years + 7ordinary years.
Sonam Wangchuk said:
5 years ago
227 =3 odd days How? Actually 227/7 =4.
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Adithya said:
5 years ago
Why 9 years? Is'nt it 10 years?
Aayush said:
4 years ago
Why Everyone is saying"As Odd days = 0 day is Sunday".
The odd day is Zero from 1 Jan- Monday.
So isn't the answer should be Monday? Please clarify this.
The odd day is Zero from 1 Jan- Monday.
So isn't the answer should be Monday? Please clarify this.
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Joseph said:
4 years ago
Why is it that the year's code is varying? Sometimes Jan is given code as 1, Feb as 4, Mar 4 April 0 and so on and again in another instance you find Jan given code 0, feb as 3 Mar 3 April 6, may 2. What brings the variation?
Anyone, please explain.
Anyone, please explain.
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Naman Parashar said:
3 years ago
If you divide eery month by "7" I.E.
JAN = 31/7 R = 3
SIMILARLY
JAN = 3
FEB = 0
MARCH = 3
APRIL = 2
MAY = 3
JUNE = 2
JULY = 3
AUGUST = 15 (BECAUSE NO. OF DAYS COMPLETED )
SO, THE SUM IS;
3+0+3+2+3+2+3+15 = 31.
NOW DIVIDE 31/7, R = 3.
0 = SUNDAY
1 = MONDAY
2 = TUESDAY
3 = WEDNESDAY
4 = THURSDAY
5 = FRIDAY
6 = SATURDAY
7 = SUNDAY (= 0)
Then, R = 3.
Then the answer would be " WEDNESDAY".
JAN = 31/7 R = 3
SIMILARLY
JAN = 3
FEB = 0
MARCH = 3
APRIL = 2
MAY = 3
JUNE = 2
JULY = 3
AUGUST = 15 (BECAUSE NO. OF DAYS COMPLETED )
SO, THE SUM IS;
3+0+3+2+3+2+3+15 = 31.
NOW DIVIDE 31/7, R = 3.
0 = SUNDAY
1 = MONDAY
2 = TUESDAY
3 = WEDNESDAY
4 = THURSDAY
5 = FRIDAY
6 = SATURDAY
7 = SUNDAY (= 0)
Then, R = 3.
Then the answer would be " WEDNESDAY".
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