There is no such thing as 12 AM or 12 PM.
Those are commonly used improper terms.
The abbreviations AM and PM stand for Ante Meridiem and Post Meridiem, respectively. The terms ante and post mean before and after. The term meridiem refers to when the sun is at the middle of its arc across the sky.
Nominally the sun is at its meridiem at noon. Since it is *at* its meridiem this is neither before nor after the meridiem. It *is* the meridiem.
Likewise, midnight is neither 12 AM nor 12 PM. It is equally far from both. It is simply 12 midnight.
The military clock is better than the civilian clock for many reasons. One is that eliminates the complexity of specifically accounting for whether a time is before of after midnight. On the military clock noon is read as 1200 hours, and midnight is read as 2400 hours.
No, 11 AM is right before noon, 12 PM. 11 PM is right before midnight 12 AM.
am and pm change at 12:00 noon. before 12:00 noon is am. at 12:00 it is noon. after 12:00 noon it is pm.
Yes, 2:30 PM refers to the afternoon. In the 12-hour clock system, PM indicates the time from noon (12:00 PM) until just before midnight (11:59 PM), so 2:30 PM is indeed in the afternoon.
To find the time 36 hours before 4 PM, subtract 36 hours from 4 PM. First, subtract 24 hours to get to 4 PM the previous day, which is 4 PM the day before. Then, subtract an additional 12 hours, resulting in 4 AM the same day. Therefore, 36 hours before 4 PM is 4 AM.
A.M stands for ante meridiem ( "before mid-day"). P.M stands for post meridiem ("after mid-day"). 12 o'clock is either noon (12 N) or midnight (12 M). Since noon or midnight cannot be before or after itself, there is no 12 A.M. or 12 P.M. (except where computers have replaced brains).
No, 11 AM is right before noon, 12 PM. 11 PM is right before midnight 12 AM.
AM is ante meridian - After 12Midnight and before 12 Noon. PM is post meridian - After 12 Noon and Before 12 Midnight.
am and pm change at 12:00 noon. before 12:00 noon is am. at 12:00 it is noon. after 12:00 noon it is pm.
Am and pm are latin, ante/post meridiem. In application AM is from 12 midnight to 11.59 before noon and pm is from 12 noon to 11.59 before midnight
There are 12 hours as am and 12 hours as pm. This in total makes 24 hours a day. for 24 hour time, from 12 midnight to 12 noon it is am. Then pm hours start from 12 noon to just before 12 midnight. The change from am to pm is in one moment.
12:55 pm is 5 mins before 1 pm so it would be in the afternoon. The time changes from am to pm at noon and pm to am at midnight. If it was 12:55 am, that would be past midnight.
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No such time as '12 am'. It is '12 noon' (midday) or 12 midnight. 'am/pm' are the Latin initials for 'ante/post merdian' , which means 'before/after noon'. So if it is '12 noon', how can it be 'am/before noon'. It is NOON. '12 am' or '12 pm' is a confusing nonsense.
Neither. The correct way to identify 12:00 is to say 12:00 noon or 12:00 midnight.am stands for ante meridiem which means before noon and pm stands for post meridiem which means after noon. Since noon itself is neither before noon or after it, the use of am and pm is not appropriate. The same argument can be applied to midnight.
Yes, 2:30 PM refers to the afternoon. In the 12-hour clock system, PM indicates the time from noon (12:00 PM) until just before midnight (11:59 PM), so 2:30 PM is indeed in the afternoon.
It is considered a good afternoon typically after 12:00 PM and before 6:00 PM.