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Clock (Digital Notes)

The document provides an overview of clock hand movements, detailing the degrees moved by the minute and hour hands over time. It includes formulas for calculating angles between the hands, mirror time, and water images, along with specific timings for when the hands coincide, are opposite, or form right angles. Additionally, it mentions how to account for slower or faster clocks and the intervals at which they will show the correct time again.

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Clock (Digital Notes)

The document provides an overview of clock hand movements, detailing the degrees moved by the minute and hour hands over time. It includes formulas for calculating angles between the hands, mirror time, and water images, along with specific timings for when the hands coincide, are opposite, or form right angles. Additionally, it mentions how to account for slower or faster clocks and the intervals at which they will show the correct time again.

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Digital Notes By Maths Mania CLOCK

CLOCK – BASIC HAND MOVEMENT

MINUTE HAND MOVEMENT HOUR HAND MOVEMENT


• In 1 minute 6° → →
• In 1 hour 30°
→
• In 1 hour (60 min) 360° • In 1 minute 0.5°→
→
Ex- In 38 minutes 38 × 6 = 228° →
Ex- In 38 minutes 38 × 0.5 = 19°

Always remember: When the angle is given and time


Minute hand moves 12 times faster than hour hand. is to be found, minutes should
not be negative. Use the angle as
negative only if minutes come
Angle between hour hand and minute hand: [30H − 11 M] degrees out negative. Do not do this
2 when the value is positive.
Mirror Time = 11:60 − Given Time or 23:60 - Given Time
Water Image* = 18:30 − Given Time or 17:90 - Given Time

if not in option ⟶ minus 1 hour

Angle Between Hands In 1 Hour In 12 Hours In 24 Hours Lapse Duration / Time Interval

0° (Coincide) 1 time 11 times 22 times Between 11 – 1 (exact at 12:00)

straight line
180° (Opposite) 1 time 11 times 22 times Between 5 – 7 (exact at 6:00)

90° (Right Angle) 2 times 22 times 44 times Between 2 – 4 (exact at 3:00)


and 8 – 10 (exact at 9:00)

Slower / faster clock ⟶ 720


slow or fast (minutes in one hour)
After this many hours, the
clock will show the correct
time again.
Digital Notes By Maths Mania CLOCK

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