Assume that today is Monday. Determine the day of the week it will be at the end of each of the following periods. (Assume no leap years.) 26 days, 153 days, 370 days, and 3 years

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Assume that today is Monday. Determine the day of the week it will be at the end of each of the following periods. (Assume no leap years.)

26 days, 153 days, 370 days, and 3 years

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