not PEC
once up on the time
AM is midnight to 11:59 just before noon. PM is noon to 11:59 just before midnight.
To represent 10 PM the previous day as an integer, you would typically use a 24-hour clock format. In this format, 10 PM is represented as 22. Therefore, if you are counting from midnight (0), 10 PM the previous day would be represented as -2, since it is 2 hours before midnight of the current day.
Midnight to noon is 12 hours (AM), noon to midnight is another 12 hours (PM). Therefore, it is 12 hours from PM to AM.
It's neither, 12 noon and 12 midnight are just that although there are a lot of illiterates in positions where they should know better!)
The time 1630 in military time corresponds to 4:30 PM in regular time. In this format, the first two digits represent the hour (16), and the last two digits represent the minutes (30). To convert, subtract 12 from the hour if it is greater than 12. Therefore, 16 - 12 equals 4, resulting in 4:30 PM.
The Prime Minister (PM) holds significant powers, including the ability to set government policy, oversee the administration of government functions, and represent the country in international affairs. The PM also appoints cabinet members, who assist in executing policies, and can influence legislation by setting the parliamentary agenda. Additionally, the PM has the authority to make key decisions regarding national security and foreign relations. Overall, the PM plays a central role in shaping both domestic and international policy.
it is pm. when it gets to noon, it is pm
12.45 in am pm time is 12:45 PM.
If using in a sentance, then yes, you use one space. If using to represent time, such as 3:00 PM, you would not use any spaces.
12 pm, 1 pm, 2 pm, 3 pm, 4 pm, 5 pm, 6 pm, 7 pm, 8 pm. 8 hours.
Military time uses a 24-hour format to represent hours from 00:00 (midnight) to 23:59. For example, 1:00 PM is represented as 13:00, while 11:00 PM is shown as 23:00. This system eliminates ambiguity between AM and PM, making it especially useful in contexts like the military, aviation, and emergency services.