## Step 1: Determine the current date and time The current date is not provided, so let's assume it's the start of the day for this problem. ## Step 2: Convert yesterday's meeting time to 24-hour format Yesterday's meeting was at 2:30 PM, which is already in 24-hour format. ## Step 3: Add the delay to yesterday's time to find when the meeting the next day will start The meeting was rescheduled from 2:30 PM to 4:15 PM due to a conflict. ## Step 4: Calculate the future meeting start time 4:15 PM + 7.5 hours = 21:45, so the meeting the next day will start at 21:45. ## Step 5: Add the lunch break to the future meeting start time to find the end time of tomorrow morning The lunch break was at 12:30 PM, so adding this to the future start time will give us 21:45 + 12:30 = 34:15. ## Step 6: Determine the start time of the next week's meeting The meeting the next week is set for 14:45. ## Step 7: Check if the meeting the next day after the meeting the day before has been taken by the start time of the meeting the next week Since the day before tomorrow is the same time 21:45, and the meeting the next day is 14:45, which is earlier than 21:45, it's possible the meeting the next week will be scheduled after the lunch break. ## Step 8: Calculate the start time of the meeting the next week Since the afternoon session and lunch break are 7 hours apart, and the next week session starts at 10:00 AM, it will be 10 AM - 7 hours = 03:00 AM, the day the meeting starts. ## Step 9: Calculate the end time of the meeting the next day after the meeting next week Subtracting the end time of the lunch break from the start time of the meeting the next week plus 7 hours will give us 03:00 AM - 19:00.