A3, 10, 17, 24 of February
B8, 15, 22, 29 of February
C2, 9, 16, 23 of February
D5, 12, 19, 26 of February
Answer:
C. 2, 9, 16, 23 of February
Read Explanation:
## 1. Count the Odd Days up to the Year 2019
We break down the years from 1 AD to 2019 into centuries and remaining years:
* First 2000 years: 2000 is a multiple of 400. Every 400 years has 0 odd days.
* Next 19 years (2001 to 2019):
* Total normal days/years = 19
* Leap years in 19 years = 19÷4=4 leap years.
* Total odd days = 19+4=23 odd days.
* Simplify by dividing by 7: 23÷7=3 weeks with a remainder of 2 odd days.
## 2. Count the Days in the Year 2020
We only need to count the days up to February 1st:
* January: 31 days. Simplify by dividing by 7: 31÷7=4 weeks with a remainder of 3 odd days.
* February: We only need the 1st day = 1 odd day.
## 3. Add All the Odd Days Together
Add the remainders from all steps:
2 (from 2019)+3 (from Jan)+1 (from Feb 1)=6 odd days
## 4. Match the Remainder to the Day
In this system, days are numbered starting from Sunday (0) to Saturday (6):
* 0 = Sunday
* 1 = Monday
* 2 = Tuesday
* 3 = Wednesday
* 4 = Thursday
* 5 = Friday
* 6 = Saturday
Since our total remainder is 6, February 1, 2020, is mathematically proven to be a Saturday.
In February 2020, Sundays fell on the following dates: 2, 9, 16, and 23.
## Breakdown:
The year 2020 was a leap year, meaning February had 29 days. According to the [February 2020 Calendar], the month started on a Saturday:
* February 1 – Saturday
* February 2 – First Sunday
* February 9 – Second Sunday
* February 16 – Third Sunday
* February 23 – Fourth Sunday
The remaining days after the 23rd were Monday (24th) through Saturday (29th), so there were only four Sundays in that month
