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Question 2 (c)
Where will the hand of a clock stop if it:
Starts at 5 and makes 14 of a revolution, clockwise?
Question 2 (c)
Where will the hand of a clock stop if it:
Starts at 5 and makes 14 of a revolution, clockwise?
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Solution
If the analogue clock is divided into 12 equal parts, then the clockwise movement of the hour hand covers 360∘ for a full revolution.
14 of the revolution means 90∘, which means after 3 hours.
And 3 hours after 5 means at 8.
If the analogue clock is divided into 12 equal parts, then the clockwise movement of the hour hand covers 360∘ for a full revolution.
14 of the revolution means 90∘, which means after 3 hours.
And 3 hours after 5 means at 8.
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of a revolution, clockwise?
of a revolution, clockwise?
of a revolution, clockwise?