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if 9th december 2007 is sunday then what was 8th j
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If 9th December, 2007 is Sunday, then what was 8th July, 2007?
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If the day gap is a multiple of 7, the weekday is unchanged.
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The Correct Option is
B
Solution and Explanation
Days between 8 Jul 2007 and 9 Dec 2007 \(=\) 154 \(=\) \(22\) weeks \(⇒\)
same weekday
.
Since 9 Dec 2007 is Sunday, 8 Jul 2007 is also
Sunday
.
\(⇒\) None of the given options match; the official key’s “Thursday” conflicts with the calendar.
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