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Find the angle between hour hand and minute hand in a clock at 1. ten past eleven 2. twenty pass seven 3. thirty-five pass one 4. quarter to six 5. 2:20 6. 10:10


gaikwadomkar124 25th Jun, 2020
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Mayank Chowdhary 25th Jun, 2020

I'll explain the first answer and for the rest of the answers I will directly write them..

For the first question 10 past eleven, the answer will be 85 degrees.

  • When it's 11 in the clock, the angle between the two hands of the clock will be 30°.
  • Remember this - For each 1- min the hour arm moves 0.5° and the min. arm moves 6° .
  • So using this statement, the different for every 1 minute change will be 5.5°
  • So in 10- minutes the minute hand will have moved (5.5 x 10)= 55° from the hour hand.
  • Therefore the angle between the hour hand and the minute hand will be (30° + 55)= 85° .

So using similar logics answers for other questions are as follows -

  1. twenty past 7 =100°
  2. thirty-five past 1= 162.5°
  3. quater to 6= 97°
  4. 2.20= 50°
  5. 10 :10=115°

Thank you.



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