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What day of the week were you born on? Do you know?
Here's a way to find out.
For example, if your date of birth was 6 July 1989 :
$D = 6$ , $M = 7$ , and $Y = 1989$
If $M$ had been a 1 or 2, subtract 1 from $Y$ and add 12 to $M$.
$Y_F$ is made from the first two digits of $Y$ and $Y_L$ is made from the last two digits of $Y$.
To begin, work out the sum of all the integer parts of $2.6M - 5.39$ , of $\frac{Y_F}{4}$ , and of $\frac{Y_L}{4}$
Add $D$ and $Y_L$ into that total, and then subtract 2 lots of $Y_F$
Divide that final answer by 7 and notice the remainder .
A remainder value of 0 means the date was a Sunday, 1 means it was a Monday, 2 for a Tuesday, and so on.
Can you follow the method (what you actually have to do) ?
You could check some dates you happen to know the answer for ?
When you are getting good at using the method start to ask yourself how it works and why does it give the right result?
Why 2.6 and why 5.39?
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