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What day of the week will it be after 100 days if today is Saturday?
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∙ 10y ago
100 days after a Saturday is a Monday.
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It will be Thursday.
What date was 100 days ago?
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What day will it be 100 days from today?
Today (10 Nov 2009) plus 100 days = 18 Feb 2010
How many weeks are in 100 days?
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What date was 100 days ago?
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100 days equal how many weeks?
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Thursday Is The Answer NOT Friday. It Is Thursday Because When You Multiply 14 x 7 You Will Get 98. After That You Will Divide 100 By 98 To Get 2 As Your Answer. 2= Days To Make 100 The Following Year So You Move 2 Spaces From Tuesday To Get Thursday!
What day would it be 100 days from April 3 2013?
The day 100 days from April 3, 2013 would be Saturday, July 13, 2013.
How many weeks are in 100 days?
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