Reasoning Ability - Calendar ProblemsIf 1st January 1600 was Saturday, what day was 1st January 2000?ASaturdayBSundayCMondayDTuesdayCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionStep 1: Calculate span1600 → 2000 = 400 years.Step 2: 400-year cycle rule400 years = 0 odd days → no change.Step 3: Apply shiftNo shift → same weekday → Saturday.Final Answer:Saturday → Option AQuick Check:Every 400 years the calendar fully repeats ✅Quick Trick: Every 400-year Gregorian cycle repeats exactly.Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAdding century-wise odd days individually instead of using 400-year rule.
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