The Student Room Group
Reply 1
abdooooo!!!
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Sunday
Reply 2
i think i feel stupid...
abdooooo!!!
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"two days after the day b4 tomorrow" - the tomorrow and the day b4 would cancel out, leaving the "today" whatever it may be. The day before this is said to be Monday. Monday is 1 day after the current day, due to the 'day before these these days.' i.e.) 2 days("the 2 days after") minus 1 day("the day before").

If Monday is 1 day after the current day, then the day "today" would be Sunday. :smile:
Reply 4
abdooooo!!!
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Sunday!
I hope I am right, cos I'll feel stupid otherwise. I started backwards and worked my way to the beginning.
Xenon
Sunday!
I hope I am right, cos I'll feel stupid otherwise. I started backwards and worked my way to the beginning.


Yep, see my explanation. :smile:
_meiko_
i think i feel stupid...


See my explalantion then - Work it backwards, from "2 days after the day b4 tomorrow is monday". Suss that out and the rest falls into place. :smile:
Reply 7
The answer is Sunday.

It's easier if you re-phrase the wording:

'Day before 2 days after' = 1 day after.
'Day before tomorrow' = today.

ergo, if 1 day after today is Monday. Today must be Sunday.
Empedocles
The answer is Sunday.

It's easier if you re-phrase the wording:

'Day before 2 days after' = 1 day after.
'Day before tomorrow' = today.

ergo, if 1 day after today is Monday. Today must be Sunday.


Yep, well explained. :smile:
Reply 9
of course today is sunday... just check your calendar. :smile: