Challenge time..! Please come here fast, so that I can post the question...! @mathslover @ParthKohli @Kemist @aajugdar @ganeshie8 @megprowder
here you go with the question... You people got exactly three minutes to do it... and your time starts now.. A clock is set right I p.m. If it gains one minute in an hour, what is the true time when the clock indicates 6 p/m. the same day.
6:05?
pm
5:56
@aajugdar .. please be precise... and @Kemist ...NO....
1:05pm*
Exactly 1 min left....
well if you start from 1 pm when its 2 pm it will show 2.01 .... at 5 pm...5:04 so when its showing 6 its 4 mins behind thats 5:56
Time UP....
Omg. no way. 6:03 pm
I call bs.
Well.. The answer most close was that of @aajugdar .... And the actual answer is 5 : 55.08 PM...XD
._. I don't get it.
hah :P
Show your work @Kemist ...
Let me show my work... True time interval/Time interval in incorrect clock = 1/1+ hour gained in 1 hour by the incorrect clock => True time interval/5 = 1/1+1/60 Solving it true time interval comes out to be 300/61 hours... and hence true time = 1 pm + 4 *56/61 hours.. => 55*5/61 minutes past 5 pm...:)
wow i could've never solved like that :P
That's too much work for me.
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Hhahah.. @Kemist ... And @aajugdar .. well your method was correct too..! But it wouldn't have worked out if I had given options with a minor difference..!
maybe i'd hv calculated the increase rate per minute :P but then again i had only 3 mins xD
LOL.. I don't think it even consumed like a minute...! I took a while to write.. otherwise calculations were easy..^_^
yep indeed:P
@ParthKohli... was the question too easy for you , that you even didn't bother to answer it... :P
Oh, I got late.. :(
Yup..! Very late....^_^
An hour late ^^
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