Questions: 1601-1700: 17th Century 1701-1800: 18th Century 1801-1900: 19th Century 1901-2000: 20th Century 2001-2100: 21st Century ** The 1st century started in the year 1, which was more than 2000 years ago. We are now in the 21st century, which started in the year 2001. Example 7: What number century was 1945? Solution: The year 1945 was in the 20th century. Exercise 1. What is the day of week that is 21 days after February 13, Saturday? 2. January 1 of the year 2018 was Monday. What day of week was 40 days after January 1? 3. What is the date that is 49 days after June 25? 4. When October 1 is Saturday, what day of week is October 31? 5. How many days were there in February of the following years? a) 1800, b) 1900, c) 2000, d) 1918, e) 1984, f) 1820 6. What number century was each of the following years? a) 1945, b) 1300, c) 1899, d) 108, e) 1015, f) 2001

1601-1700: 17th Century
1701-1800: 18th Century
1801-1900: 19th Century
1901-2000: 20th Century
2001-2100: 21st Century
** The 1st century started in the year 1, which was more than 2000 years ago. We are now in the 21st century, which started in the year 2001.

Example 7: What number century was 1945?
Solution: The year 1945 was in the 20th century.

Exercise
1. What is the day of week that is 21 days after February 13, Saturday?
2. January 1 of the year 2018 was Monday. What day of week was 40 days after January 1?
3. What is the date that is 49 days after June 25?
4. When October 1 is Saturday, what day of week is October 31?
5. How many days were there in February of the following years?
   a) 1800,
   b) 1900,
   c) 2000,
   d) 1918,
   e) 1984, f) 1820
6. What number century was each of the following years?
   a) 1945,
   b) 1300,
   c) 1899,
   d) 108,
   e) 1015,
   f) 2001
Transcript text: 7:59 20 cosmoschools.org \begin{tabular}{ll} $1601-1700$ & $17^{\text {th }}$ Century \\ $1701-1800$ & $18^{\text {th }}$ Century \\ $1801-1900$ & $19^{\text {th }}$ Century \\ $1901-2000$ & $20^{\text {th }}$ Century \\ $2001-2100$ & $21^{\text {st }}$ Century \end{tabular} ** The $1^{\text {st }}$ century started in the year 1 , which was more than 2000 years ago. We are now in $21^{\text {st }}$ century, which was started in the year 2001. Example 7: What number century was 1945? Solution: The years of 1945 was in the $20^{\text {th }}$ century. Exercise 1. What is the day of week that is 21 days after February 13, Saturday? 2. January 1 of the year 2018 was Monday. What day of week was 40 days after January 1 ? 3. What is the date that is 49 days after June 25? 4. When October 1 is Saturday, what day of week is October 31 ? 5. How many days were there in February of the following years? a) 1800 , b) 1900 , c) 2000, d) 1918, e) 1984, f) 1820 6. What number century was each of the following years? a) 1945 , b) 1300, c) 1899, d)108, e) 1015 , f) 2001
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Solution Steps

Solution Approach
  1. To find the day of the week that is 21 days after February 13, Saturday, we can use the datetime module in Python to add 21 days to the given date and then find the day of the week.
  2. To determine the day of the week 40 days after January 1, 2018, we can again use the datetime module to add 40 days to the given date and find the day of the week.
  3. To find the date that is 49 days after June 25, we can use the datetime module to add 49 days to the given date and get the resulting date.
Step 1: Calculate the Day of the Week 21 Days After February 13

Starting from February 13, which is a Saturday, we add 21 days: \[ \text{New Date} = \text{February 13} + 21 \text{ days} = \text{March 6} \] The day of the week for March 6 is also a Saturday.

Step 2: Calculate the Day of the Week 40 Days After January 1, 2018

Starting from January 1, 2018, which is a Monday, we add 40 days: \[ \text{New Date} = \text{January 1, 2018} + 40 \text{ days} = \text{February 10, 2018} \] The day of the week for February 10, 2018, is a Saturday.

Step 3: Calculate the Date 49 Days After June 25

Starting from June 25, we add 49 days: \[ \text{New Date} = \text{June 25} + 49 \text{ days} = \text{August 13} \]

Final Answer

  • 21 days after February 13, Saturday is \( \boxed{\text{March 6, Saturday}} \).
  • 40 days after January 1, 2018, is \( \boxed{\text{February 10, Saturday}} \).
  • 49 days after June 25 is \( \boxed{\text{August 13}} \).
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