Reading Clocks
Reading Clocks – Example 2:
Here, the small hand is between two numbers: the number \(7\) and the number \(8\). So, the hour is \(7\) and the large hand is on the number \(10\) so \(10\) minutes left until \(8\) o’clock. This indicates that it is \(7:50\).
Exercises for Reading Clocks
Write the time below each clock.
1)
2)
- \(\color{blue}{6:16}\)
- \(\color{blue}{5:25}\)
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