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General Aptitude TestVerbal ReasoningCalendar

If 18 October 2006 was Wednesday, then what was the day of the week o…

If 18 October 2006 was Wednesday, then what was the day of the week on 17 October 2000?

Answer & explanation+

Correct answer: option 4

The correct answer is Option (4) → Tuesday

The weekday repeats every 7 days, so only the odd days, the days left over after whole weeks, shift it. A year of 365 days has 1 odd day; a year containing 29 February has 366 days and 2 odd days.

  • 18 October 2006 is Wednesday, so 17 October 2006 is Tuesday

  • From 17 October 2000 to 17 October 2006 there are 6 years:

    • Five of them have 365 days: 5 odd days

    • 17 October 2003 to 17 October 2004 includes 29 February 2004: 2 odd days

  • Total \(5+2=7\) odd days, that is 0 odd days, so the weekday does not change

17 October 2000 therefore fell on the same day as 17 October 2006, Tuesday.

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