Relative days – If two days before yesterday was Friday, determine the day that will fall on the day after tomorrow. Show each intermediate step.

Introduction / Context:
Questions involving “two days before yesterday” and “day after tomorrow” test precise handling of multi-step relative day expressions.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• Two days before yesterday = Friday.
• Find the weekday for the day after tomorrow.

Concept / Approach:
Translate the phrase into today. If (today - 3 days) = Friday, then today is Monday. Then compute (today + 2 days) for “day after tomorrow.”

Step-by-Step Solution:
Two days before yesterday = today - 3.today - 3 = Friday → today = Monday.Day after tomorrow = today + 2 = Monday + 2 = Wednesday.

Verification / Alternative check:
Construct the short timeline: Fri (T-3), Sat (T-2), Sun (T-1), Mon (T), Tue (T+1), Wed (T+2). Matches the computation.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:
Monday is today, not day after tomorrow; Saturday/Sunday are earlier than required; Wednesday is the unique correct day.

Common Pitfalls:
Misinterpreting “two days before yesterday” as “two days before today,” which shifts everything by one day.

Final Answer:
Wednesday