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is there any tution centre which can prepare for redesigned sat 1 (which is to be given on 7 may)?
 
Dark Destination

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Just visualize it in your mind. Since the 8 and 6 ones don't overlap, and they both occur in the 14 day period... they'll coincide. One will end, and the other will start.

Now see the 10 day one... It'll either be from 1 to 10... or 2 to 11.. or 3 to 12.. something like that... or max from 5 to 14.
Either of those possibilities.

But whatever happens, the 10 day SLOT will always pass through 10. Imagine it in your mind... it's a 10 day slot in a 14 day period! It'll pass through 10th day
Now see which of the other options it will pass through.

ONE with 8 day length. One with 6 day length.

We're looking for a day with ONLY ONE family.

There are no days with zero families, as 8 + 6 = 14 and they don't overlap.

So just find the day where the 10 day family won't be there at the hotel or whatever.

3rd day is the only possibility...

This is such a boring question tho. :p
 
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Dark Destination said:
Just visualize it in your mind. Since the 8 and 6 ones don't overlap, and they both occur in the 14 day period... they'll coincide. One will end, and the other will start.

Now see the 10 day one... It'll either be from 1 to 10... or 2 to 11.. or 3 to 12.. something like that... or max from 5 to 14.
Either of those possibilities.

But whatever happens, the 10 day SLOT will always pass through 10. Imagine it in your mind... it's a 10 day slot in a 14 day period! It'll pass through 10th day
Now see which of the other options it will pass through.

ONE with 8 day length. One with 6 day length.

We're looking for a day with ONLY ONE family.

There are no days with zero families, as 8 + 6 = 14 and they don't overlap.

So just find the day where the 10 day family won't be there at the hotel or whatever.

3rd day is the only possibility...

This is such a boring question tho. :p
Click to expand...
Time for me to die. :cry::cry::cry::cry:
Thanks Mister!
 
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