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| Posted by manofwords | 04/03/12 |
| how did you get the answer :D |
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| Posted by Babe | 04/28/12 |
| Where were their parents to let them out to go??? Did not even try to work this one out. It was not my thing!!! :( |
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| Posted by crazy10man | 04/28/12 |
| Interesting. I originally came up with Sunday, but thought that couldn't be right because kids would only be going to school M-F. Other than that it makes sense. |
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| Posted by HABS2933 | 04/28/12 |
| Like Crazy, I managed to come up with Sunday but dismissed it since the puzzle said they were on their way to school. |
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| Posted by dangerouspie101 | 04/28/12 |
| This one was fun! I could not get it but it was fun! :evil: |
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| Posted by bradon182001 | 04/28/12 |
| Wow! I think I ended up with the wrong answer, but had fun doing it. Thanks for posting! |
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| Posted by auntiesis | 04/28/12 |
| Way too complicated for me. :roll: |
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| Posted by DarylK | 04/28/12 |
| I got Thursday.
If you put it in a sequence such as:
Th - Fri - Sat - Sun - Mon - Tue - Wed
with Sunday in the middle as "'TD' will be as far from Sunday as the day which was 'TD' when the day before YD was TM!"
My sequences:
From the first: TD TM YD
From the scnd: TM YD TD
Now when I put the above variables in the above calender, the two "TDs" seem to be fitted on Thursday and Wednesday, which is why I choose Thursday because Wednesday is associated with "which was 'today'" as compared with Thursday which is "'Today' WILL be far from Sunday..."
Can someone please msg me back in regard to my mistakes in my deduction? |
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| Posted by halboy99 | 04/28/12 |
| heres my Logic:
Case I. today is day 0
tomorow is day +1
Day after tomorrow is day +2
Day after tom will be yesterday on +3
Case II today is day 0
yesterday is day -1
day before yesterday was day -2
day before yesterday was tomorrow -3
Both cases make day 0 the same therefore the day is set by the question as SUNDAY. Had it been
asked with another base day the answer would have been that day. |
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| Posted by ROCStorm | 04/28/12 |
| I'll just put these kids into The Tardis and let tomorrow's yesterday be next week. |
