GATE CE 2020 Set 2 — Question 7
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For the year 2019, which of the previous year's calendar can be used?
Correct answer
(C) 2013
Solution
A calendar repeats when the number of odd days between the years is a multiple of 7 and both years are of the same type (leap or non-leap).Counting odd days from 2013 to 2019:
- 2013: 1 odd day
- 2014: 1 odd day
- 2015: 1 odd day
- 2016: 2 odd days (Leap year)
- 2017: 1 odd day
- 2018: 1 odd day
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