Calculating the time
Lucy has a clock that is 15 minutes fast. She sets off on a journey at 9:00 AM, according to her clock. The journey takes exactly 2 hours and 45 minutes. What will the actual time be when Lucy finishes her journey?
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Lucy sets off at 9:00 AM according to her fast clock, but the actual time is 8:45 AM.
ReplyDeleteThe journey takes 2 hours and 45 minutes. Adding this to the actual start time:
8:45 AM + 2 hours = 10:45 AM
10:45 AM + 45 minutes = 11:30 AM
So, the actual time when Lucy finishes her journey is 11:30 AM.