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17 Jan 2010, 14:54
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Between 10:06 and 12:30 the hour hand of the clock turns by
66 degrees
70 degrees
72 degrees
75 degrees
78 degrees
Earlier had similar problem, but still can not get the explanation, please help
66 degrees
70 degrees
72 degrees
75 degrees
78 degrees
Earlier had similar problem, but still can not get the explanation, please help
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17 Jan 2010, 19:33
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The time difference is 2 hours and 24 minutes
The clock is 360 degrees
There are 12 hour segments on the clock so each segment is 30 degrees (360/12). In two hours the clock moves 2 segments or 60 degrees so now we need to account for 24 minutes. A 360 degree turn by the minute hand equals one hour. 24/60 (24 minutes/60 minutes or one complete turn) = 2/5 of an hour. Each hour = 30 degrees so 2/5*30 = 12 degrees so 72 degrees total.
21 Jan 2010, 09:16
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Nice explanation, thank you
