The question in the image is in Nepali and translates to:
Question: When was the new height of Mount Everest (8,848.86 meters) measured?
Options:
A) 2077 Magh 23
B) 2077 Magh 2
C) 2077 Maithon 23
D) 2077 Maithon 2
Explanation:
1.
Understanding the Question:
- The question asks about the date when the new height of Mount Everest (8,848.86 meters) was officially measured.
- The options are given in the Nepali calendar, which uses the Bikram Sambat era.
2.
Key Information:
- The new height of Mount Everest (8,848.86 meters) was officially announced on
February 8, 2020 (Gregorian Calendar).
- In the Nepali calendar, February 8, 2020, corresponds to
Magh 23, 2077.
3.
Nepali Calendar Conversion:
- The Nepali calendar is based on the Bikram Sambat era, which is approximately 56 years and 8 months ahead of the Gregorian calendar.
- February 8, 2020, falls in the month of
Magh in the Nepali calendar.
- The day corresponds to
Magh 23 in the year
2077 BS.
4.
Matching with Options:
- Option A:
2077 Magh 23 — This matches the correct date.
- Option B:
2077 Magh 2 — Incorrect day.
- Option C:
2077 Maithon 23 — Incorrect month (Maithon is not a valid Nepali month).
- Option D:
2077 Maithon 2 — Incorrect month and day.
Final Answer:
The correct answer is:
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