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$(I)$ Kamal is available at home from $12$ noon to $4$ $p.m.$ on Tuesday,Thursday,and Sunday.
$(II)$ His younger brother Navin is available at home on Monday,Thursday,Friday,and Sunday between $10$ $a.m.$ to $2$ $p.m.$
$(III)$ The eldest brother Rajiv is available between $9$ $a.m.$ to $12$ noon on Monday,Wednesday,and Thursday and $2$ $p.m.$ to $4$ $p.m.$ on Friday,Saturday,and Sunday.
On which day of the week are all three brothers available at home at the same time?
$(II)$ His younger brother Navin is available at home on Monday,Thursday,Friday,and Sunday between $10$ $a.m.$ to $2$ $p.m.$
$(III)$ The eldest brother Rajiv is available between $9$ $a.m.$ to $12$ noon on Monday,Wednesday,and Thursday and $2$ $p.m.$ to $4$ $p.m.$ on Friday,Saturday,and Sunday.
On which day of the week are all three brothers available at home at the same time?
- ANone
- BSunday
- CThursday
- DCannot be determined
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