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Scott visits the Church every 5 days, Jeff visits every 24 days, while Marty goes there after every 9 days. If all three of them met at the church last time on a Sunday on what day of the week will all three meet again?
A. Sunday
B. Thursday
C. Wednesday
D. Monday
E. Friday
A. Sunday
B. Thursday
C. Wednesday
D. Monday
E. Friday
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ScottTargetTestPrep You might want to try this xD
09 Dec 2021, 18:38
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sritamasia:
Having some trouble with this one. Here's my approach so far:
Reframe question ----> it will the be same day of the week when all three series result in the same Nth day. Nth day is the first integer that is divisible by 24, 9, and 5. Day 1080 (24 x 9 x 5) is the first day when Jeff, Marty, and Scott will meet.
What day of the week is Day 1080? Assuming Day 0 is Sunday (given), then we simply find the remainder of 1080/7 to get the number of weekdays offset past Sunday.
1080/7 = 154 r 2. Therefore Day 1078 is still a Sunday, Day 1079 is Monday, and Day 1080 is Tuesday. But Tuesday isn't an option! I'm sure I'm making a silly mistake.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Having some trouble with this one. Here's my approach so far:
Reframe question ----> it will the be same day of the week when all three series result in the same Nth day. Nth day is the first integer that is divisible by 24, 9, and 5. Day 1080 (24 x 9 x 5) is the first day when Jeff, Marty, and Scott will meet.
What day of the week is Day 1080? Assuming Day 0 is Sunday (given), then we simply find the remainder of 1080/7 to get the number of weekdays offset past Sunday.
1080/7 = 154 r 2. Therefore Day 1078 is still a Sunday, Day 1079 is Monday, and Day 1080 is Tuesday. But Tuesday isn't an option! I'm sure I'm making a silly mistake.
Thanks in advance for your help!
