23 times. The time interval between each 'meeting' of the minute and hour hands is 65minutes and 27.272727(recurring) seconds There are number of ways of working this out. But my method allows you to calculate this mentally. it takes 60 minutes for a minutes hand to complete 360 degrees. ie 360/60 = 6 degrees per minute. and 12 * 60 minutes (12 hours) for a hours hand to complete 360 degrees. ie 360 / (60*12) = 0.5 degrees per minute so the relative speed of minutes hand with respect to hours hand is 6-0.5 = 5.5 degrees per minute. Now time taken to complete 360 degress gives you the time interval between each meeting of both the hands and that is 360/5.5 = 65.45 minutes . TADA !!
so you are charged a minute for every minute you use? or 30 seconds if it is only 30 seconds....
The third hand on a watch is called the second hand because it counts the seconds in a minute. The first hand is the hour hand, the second hand is the minute hand, and the third hand is the second hand.
It is used to measure the number of seconds in a minute (60 seconds).
It is used to measure the number of seconds in a minute (60 seconds).
2 seconds per day. 60+18=78, 78 seconds/39 days = 2 seconds per day.
Well, isn't that just a happy little question! To find out how many seconds the watch lost per day, we can divide the total loss of 1 minute 18 seconds by the number of days. So, 78 seconds divided by 39 days equals 2 seconds lost per day. Just a tiny blip in the grand scheme of things!
Each person is different and it depends on the activity you are doing. Use a stop watch or a timer and count your breaths in 30 seconds and then multiply by two. Do this experiment two or three more times to verify your results.
Each person is different and it depends on the activity you are doing. Use a stop watch or a timer and count your breaths in 30 seconds and then multiply by two. Do this experiment two or three more times to verify your results.
In 1 day, there are 1440 minutes (60 minutes x 24 hours). So, the watch will lose 0.15 seconds x 1440 minutes = 216 seconds in 1 day.
The term is 'Seconds'. If you watch a boxing match you will notice that an announcemnt is made when ever the 1-minute break between rounds is about to over. The announcement is 'seconds out of the ring' or simply 'seconds out'
If watched one after another with no loading times, it is possible to watch 1080 4 minute videos in 3 days.
Its 1 min = 60 sec + 12sec = 72/24 = 3 so answer is 3 SEC