You have learned about Time.
Today, we will learn how to apply Time in our daily lives.
There are a few things you must know about Time:
1 Day = 24 Hours
* Notice the short needle will rotate from 0 to 12 for 2 rounds to reach 24 Hours
1 Hour = 60 Minutes
* The long needle will rotate from 0 to 12 for 1 round to reach 60 Minutes
1 Minute = 60 Seconds
* The red needle will rotate from 0 to 12 for 1 round to reach 60 Seconds
To apply Time in our daily lives, here is an example:
Kamal got onto a bus ride from his house to school at 6.50 o'clock. The journey took 20 minutes. What time Kamal reached the school?
06 50
+ 00 20
06 70 - BUT 1 Hour = 60 Minutes
So: 07 10 - 70 Minutes - 60 Minutes = 10 Minutes
Answer: Kamal reached the school at 7.10 o'clock.
If Raju went into the shop at 9.55 and came out 10.05, how long was he in the shop?
10 05
- 09 55
00 10 - 1 Hour = 60 Minutes
Step by step answer:
09 65
- 09 55
00 10
Answer: Raju was in the shop for 10 minutes.
Remember the lesson well. Thank you.
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Wednesday, 16 November 2011
Tuesday, 15 November 2011
Time - Introduction
Greetings. Today, we will learn about Time.
Time is a measuring system used to:
1) Sequence events (Past events, Present events, Future events)
2) Compare durations of events
3) Compare the intervals between 2 or more events
Look at the clock below:
The time shown in the above can be written as:
1) Fifteen minutes past one or;
2) One fifteen
3) 1.45 (in numbers)
Now you try to write the examples below:
We will learn more about time in the next posting. Thank you.
Time is a measuring system used to:
1) Sequence events (Past events, Present events, Future events)
2) Compare durations of events
3) Compare the intervals between 2 or more events
Look at the clock below:
The time shown in the above can be written as:
1) Fifteen minutes past one or;
2) One fifteen
3) 1.45 (in numbers)
Now you try to write the examples below:
We will learn more about time in the next posting. Thank you.
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