Take the last two digits of the year and add 1 / 4 of it to the same. Emainder. Add the given day of the month to it. The answer is 110 (96 + 14). Add the given month value to it. The answer is 114 (110 + 4) Divide the answer by 7. Ignore the quotient and take the remainder. Based on the value of remainder, you can tell the day.
Take the last two digits of the year and add 1 / 4 of it to the same. Emainder. Add the given day of the month to it. The answer is 110 (96 + 14). Add the given month value to it. The answer is 114 (110 + 4) Divide the answer by 7. Ignore the quotient and take the remainder. Based on the value of remainder, you can tell the day.
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Take the last two digits of the year and add 1 / 4 of it to the same. Emainder. Add the given day of the month to it. The answer is 110 (96 + 14). Add the given month value to it. The answer is 114 (110 + 4) Divide the answer by 7. Ignore the quotient and take the remainder. Based on the value of remainder, you can tell the day.
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5 steps to find the day for any given date from years 1752 to 2099. Take the last two digits of the year and add 1/4 of it to the same. Ignore the r emainder. Let's take 14 Nov, 1977 as an example. Take last two digits of year i.e. 77. 1/4 of it is 19.25. Ignore 0.25 and add 19 to 77. The answer is 96 (77 + 19). Add the given day of the month to it. The answer is 110 (96 + 14). Now, add the month value to it. Month values are as given below: January - if Leap Year then 0 else 1 February - if Leap Year then 3 else 4 March - 4 April - 0 May - 2 June - 5 July - 0 August - 3 September - 6 October - 1 November - 4 December - 6 The answer is 114 (110 + 4) Add the Century value as given below: 18th Century - 4 19th Century - 2 20th Century - 0 21th Century - 6 The answer is 114 (114 + 0) Divide the answer by 7. Ignore the quotient and take the remainder. Based on the value of remainder, you can tell the day. 1 - Sunday 2 - Monday 3 - Tuesday 4 - Wednesday 5 - Thursday 6 - Friday 0 - Saturday