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what is the measure in degrees of the smallest angle formed by the hour hand and the minute hand of a clock ayt 11:20
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140 degrees
ohh this is so fun!!!!
ok think about how many numbers are on a clock and how many degress are in a circle!!!!
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I can't draw the clock here, but the angle could be divided into two: one stretching from 12 to 4 and the other from one thirds past 11 to 12
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I'm stuck on how to set up the proportion
I don't think you really need one here. Each of the twelve central angles have 30 degrees each. The angle in question covers four and two-thirds of these central angles. Therefore, the answer would be 140
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