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Without looking at your watch, how many degrees are there between the little hand and the big hand at 3:15
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Without looking at your watch, how many degrees are there between the little hand and the big hand at 3:15
SE1972Jul 3, 2006 @ 18:08
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I guess zero or 360... but that must be wrong, n'est pas? On another "time" issue: strangely your post was timed at 16:07 but it was 15:17 when I looked at it...
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I guess zero or 360... but that must be wrong, n'est pas? On another "time" issue: strangely your post was timed at 16:07 but it was 15:17 when I looked at it...
vivs, Jul 3, 2006 @ 18:21
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As I would like everyone to post for themselves for now.
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As I would like everyone to post for themselves for now.
SE1972, Jul 3, 2006 @ 17:42
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7.5???
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7.5???
G___, Jul 3, 2006 @ 18:55
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Effectively there are 360 degrees in a watch which divided by 12 is 30 degrees. The big hand moves 30 degrees for each hour. Every 15 minutes it then moves 30/4 which is 7.5 degrees.
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Effectively there are 360 degrees in a watch which divided by 12 is 30 degrees. The big hand moves 30 degrees for each hour. Every 15 minutes it then moves 30/4 which is 7.5 degrees.
SE1972, Jul 3, 2006 @ 21:43
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