April 27 th { 27 }^\text{th}

Logic Level 3

Let's suppose today is April 27 t h { 27 }^{th} . If yesterday was 3 days from Saturday, and tomorrow will be 4 days from Monday, the next Friday's date will be _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and today is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .

As an explicit example, April 2 5 t h 25^{ th } is 2 2 days from April 27 t h { 27 }^{ th } , and Tuesday is two days from Thursday.

May 2 n d { 2 }^{ nd } - Sunday April 27 t h { 27 }^{ th } - Friday April 29 t h { 29 }^{ th } - Wednesday April 28 t h { 28 }^{ th } - Thursday April 30 t h { 30 }^{ th } - Tuesday

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1 solution

Pham Khanh
Apr 23, 2016

Yesterday is 3 days from S a t u r d a y Saturday , so today is 4 days from S a t u r d a y s Saturdays So 4 more days from S a t u r d a y Saturday is: S a t u r d a y 1 d a y S u n d a y 1 d a y M o n d a y 1 d a y T u e s d a y 1 d a y W e d n e s d a y Saturday~\xrightarrow[]{1 day}~Sunday~\xrightarrow[]{1 day}~Monday~\xrightarrow[]{1 day}~Tuesday~\xrightarrow[]{1 day}~Wednesday Because there is only 1 choice which have option W e d n e s d a y Wednesday so the answer is A p r i l 2 9 t h , W e d n e s d a y \boxed{April~\boldsymbol{29^{th}},~Wednesday}

That's not the complete argumentation. Today could also be Thursday with that reasoning.

Mateo Matijasevick - 5 years, 1 month ago

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yes you are right 2 possible answers

Hasmik Garyaka - 2 years, 5 months ago

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Though I supposed that we may have to argue the semantics & grammar of the language part of it to reach the right mathematical answer here.

Saya Suka - 4 months ago

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