why days r assigned the same order of naming?
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pooja yaar ye bad people around u tumhe samjhte nahi hain!!!!!!
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Monday:\n\nIn a leap year there are 366 days.  So 12/31 will be *365* days later than 1/1, not counting the original day.  (This is for a leap year.  In a non-leap year there are 364 days between 1/1 and 12/31).\n\nIf you take 365 and divide by 7 you get 52 r. 1, meaning there are 52 weeks and 1 day.  So 12/31 will be one day later.\n\nIf leap year begins on a Sunday, December 31 in that same year will be a Monday.  If you mean the day before (December 31 of the prior year) the answer is Saturday :-)
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Again, it's derived from the last 2 letters in these words:  firST, secoND, thiRD, fourTH\n\nThe function stndrdth when used with a number such as a date gives the correct -st -nd -rd -th ending to that number
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i couldn't tell you about years having the same dates onthe same day, but if you look at february and march, they have the same 28 dates/days for the first 28 days, except on leap years...how do i know.....a leap year mean having to wait an extra day for my birthday... :(  so you usually don't even have to change your claendar to march! spiffy huh?
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forget the animals... that is the distraction \nthe pattern is that day squared add to the total of the previous day\n\n1 + 2nd day squared (4) = 5\n5 + 3rd day squared (9) = 14\n14 + 4th day squared (16) = 30\n30 + 5th day squared (25) = 55\n55 + 6th day squared (36) = 91\n91 + 7th day squared (49) = 140\n140 + 8th day squared (64) = 204\n204 + 9th day squared (81) = 285\n285 + 10th day squared (100) = 385\n\nSo i guess 385
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I believe this works.  Players numbered 1-24\n\nFirst day\n\n1-2-3-4\n5-6-7-8\n9-10-11-12\n13-14-15-16\n17-18-19-20\n21-22-23-24\n\n\nSecond day\n\n1-6-11-16\n5-10-15-20\n9-14-19-24\n13-18-23-4\n17-22-3-8\n21-2-7-12\n\nThird day\n\n1-10-19-8\n5-14-23-12\n9-18-3-16\n13-22-7-20\n17-2-11-24\n21-6-15-4
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According to my calculations... 18413 units, which is the same as 3 days.
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This was followed in almost all the languages as per astronomy.\nSunday  - Day of Sun  \nMonday  - Day of Moon  \nTuesday - Day of planet Mars  \nWednesday - Day of planet Mercury  \nThursday - Day of planet Jupiter  \nFriday   - Day of planet Venus  \nSaturday - Day of planet Saturn  \n\nRemnants of the Anglo-Saxon gods remain in the English language names for days of the week:\n\nTiw, the Anglo-Saxon equivalent of Tyr, the god of war: Tuesday \nWoden, the Anglo-Saxon equivalent of Odin, the one-eyed wise god of storms and the dead: Wednesday \nÞunor, the Anglo-Saxon equivalent of Thor, the thunder god: Thursday \nFrige, the Anglo-Saxon equivalent of Freya, the love-goddess: Friday
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Most of the non-English speaking world puts Day/Month/Year. Most of the English speaking world puts Month/Day/Year.\n\nNo big deal.
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static Q96 Info = {"Dec", 18, 97.8};\n\nassuming\ntypedef struct _stuff_\n{\nchar *Month;\nint Day;\nfloat Temp;\n} Q96;
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Why don't you just make one up on Word or Excel. You don't need a special one, just a piece of paper that says "name" and "date" at the top.
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Leap year.\n\nA leap year has 366 days.
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YearAttendanceSessionsAverageLargestDate\n196897,294118,84514,106Sat. 9/17\n1969101,496128,45811,807Sat. 9/7\n1970122,9961111,18114,502Sun. 9/13\n1971121,2331111,02113,647Fri. 9/7\n1972130,0101210,83414,969Sun. 9/10\n1973137,4881211,45715,241Sun. 9/9\n1974153,2871212,77415,402Sun. 9/8\n1975(a) 216,6832010,83416,299Fri. 8/29\n1976250,8802012,54416,788Fri. 9/3\n1977218,4802110,40412,644Sun. 9/11\n1978(b) 275,3002113,11018,032Sun. 9/10\n1979305,311\n2313,27418,288Sun. 9/9\n1980331,1402314,39718,606Thu. 9/4\n1981351,4242315,27918,892Sat. 9/12\n1982359,9692315,65118,796Wed. 9/8\n1983376,6762316,37718,770Tue. 9/8\n1984392,1112317,04818,926Fri. 9/7\n1985409,4552317,80219,343Tue. 9/3\n1986413,8212317,99219,258Tue. 9/2\n1987405,7592218,44419,358Mon. 9/14\n1988403,6982218,35019,217Thu. 9/8\n1989416,8552218,94719,376Tue. 9/5\n1990421,9942219,18219,403Tue. 8/28\n1991482,6292519,30519,590Wed. 9/4\n1992520,8682520,83421,731Wed. 9/2\n1993530,7642520,23022,676Sun. 9/5\n1994529,6872521,18723,618Tues. 8/30\n1995(c) 505,6662520,26621,348Thu. 8/31\n1996506,0122520,24021,185Mon. 8/26\n1997(d) 559,5442522,38224,882Sun. 8/31\n1998535,1552521,40625,202Sun. 9/6\n1999584,4902523,37929,042Fri. 9/3\n2000606,0172524,24131,872Sat. 9/2\n2001(e) 639,3432624,59032,078Sat. 9/1\n2002628,7382624,18232,797Sat. 8/31\n2003(f) 615,4562623,67134,717Sun. 8/31\n2004631,8702624,30235,226Mon. 9/6\n2005659,5382625,36735,485Sun. 9/4
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multiplying 52*7 gives you 364 days. I believe it has to do with leap year.
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111221, 312211, 13112221, 1113213211, ...\nOR\n1231, 131221, 132231, 232221, 134211, ...\nOR\n3112, 211213, 312213, 212223, 114213, ...\n\nEach is based on the digit makeup of the previous term, but I need one more term in the sequence to be sure of the rule.
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Woah, that's a tough one. Is it from an IQ test perhaps?\n\nI haven't solved it but would suggest that we think in terms of those letters being the first letter of items in a list that we would normally know the order of.  Such as JFMAMJJASOND being the months of the year. I don't believe the order has to do with their position in the alphabet.\n\nPLEASE let us know if you get the answer!
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Fiday is the name of the hors eis the only logical answer, he rode in on a horse, stayed for three days, and left on a horse, make perfect sense.\nP.S. Friday shoudl be capitalized becasue the days of the week is proper noun