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[deleted] t1_ja4oy20 wrote

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not_falling_down t1_ja4r75s wrote

On the other hand, Easter, Mardi Gras and Thanksgiving are each always on the same day of the week.

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[deleted] t1_ja4rdyt wrote

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not_falling_down t1_ja4rr1r wrote

What OP meant is not what OP actually said. Day of the week is fundamentally different from date.

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NowAlexYT t1_ja4szc3 wrote

No he meant that they both will be on the same day as eachother. As in if july 4th is tuesday halloween is gonna be tuesday too

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xan326 t1_ja4s1i4 wrote

Still wrong. What OP meant is that they're weekend holidays, where most participation is not on the day itself but the more convenient weekend around the holiday; thus the statement of them always being on the same day of the week.

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Comfortable-Battle18 t1_ja4vdjf wrote

So he wrote something that was utterly failed to say anything close to what he meant?

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BlueSpeedMouse17 OP t1_ja4sg57 wrote

In a given year, they both occur on the same day of the week. For example, this year, they both fall on a Tuesday. In 2021, they both occurred on a Sunday.

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leuno t1_ja4q0lr wrote

I think you've misunderstood the assignment

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