TAKE two cases
CASE (i) : When year start with Sunday then next 4 YEARS will always have 52 Sundays hence total number of Sundays are 53 + 3 x 52 = 209 Sundays
Case (ii) : When year start with Sunday and then we have 53 Sundays that MEANS year is a leap year then next 4 years will always have 52 Sundays hence total number of Sundays are 53 + 3 x 52 = 209 Sundays.

"> TAKE two cases
CASE (i) : When year start with Sunday then next 4 YEARS will always have 52 Sundays hence total number of Sundays are 53 + 3 x 52 = 209 Sundays
Case (ii) : When year start with Sunday and then we have 53 Sundays that MEANS year is a leap year then next 4 years will always have 52 Sundays hence total number of Sundays are 53 + 3 x 52 = 209 Sundays.

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If in a particular year 'X' there are 53 Sundays then how many Sundays will be there in a period of four years X to X + 3 year.

Verbal Reasoning Clock and calender in Verbal Reasoning . 3 years ago

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Let us TAKE two cases
CASE (i) : When year start with Sunday then next 4 YEARS will always have 52 Sundays hence total number of Sundays are 53 + 3 x 52 = 209 Sundays
Case (ii) : When year start with Sunday and then we have 53 Sundays that MEANS year is a leap year then next 4 years will always have 52 Sundays hence total number of Sundays are 53 + 3 x 52 = 209 Sundays.

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