Precise Days are defined as which?

Precise Days are defined as which?

• A. All calendar days not including Sunday and federal holidays
• B. All weekdays
• C. Sundays only
• D. All calendar days including Sundays

Answer: (A)

Precise days are counted by looking at every day on the calendar except Sundays and federal holidays. That means Saturdays and weekdays other than holidays are included in the count, while Sundays and any federal holidays are skipped. So a period measured in precise days would end on a day that is not Sunday and not a federal holiday. For example, a 5-precise-day deadline starting on a Thursday would run through Thursday (1), Friday (2), Saturday (3), skip Sunday, Monday (4), Tuesday (5). The end date is Tuesday. This matches the idea that you’re counting all calendar days except Sundays and federal holidays, which is why the correct understanding is “all calendar days not including Sunday and federal holidays.”

Precise days are counted by looking at every day on the calendar except Sundays and federal holidays. That means Saturdays and weekdays other than holidays are included in the count, while Sundays and any federal holidays are skipped. So a period measured in precise days would end on a day that is not Sunday and not a federal holiday.

For example, a 5-precise-day deadline starting on a Thursday would run through Thursday (1), Friday (2), Saturday (3), skip Sunday, Monday (4), Tuesday (5). The end date is Tuesday. This matches the idea that you’re counting all calendar days except Sundays and federal holidays, which is why the correct understanding is “all calendar days not including Sunday and federal holidays.”