Reasoning Ability - Calendar ProblemsThe calendar of 2012 (a leap year) will repeat again in which year?A2036B2032C2040D2028Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionStep 1: Identify base year type2012 is a leap year.Step 2: Use 28-year leap-cycleLeap-year calendars typically repeat after 28 years: 2012 + 28 = 2040.Step 3: Verify odd daysIn 28 years there are 7 leap years and 21 ordinary → odd days = (21×1)+(7×2)=21+14=35 → 35 mod 7 = 0.Final Answer:2040 → Option CQuick Check:28-year block preserves leap status and weekdays → repeat ✅Quick Trick: For leap years check +28 years first; verify with odd-day count.Common Mistakes:MISTAKESPicking 2028 or 2032 without checking the 28-year odd-day sum.
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