Question 1
A clock loses 5 minutes per hour. If it showed the correct time at 10:00, what time will it show after 24 hours?
After 24 hours, the clock has loses 120 minutes. So it shows 8:00.
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Question 2
A clock loses 2 minutes per hour. If it showed the correct time at 10:00, what time will it show after 12 hours?
After 12 hours, the clock has loses 24 minutes. So it shows 9:36.
Question 3
A clock gains 10 minutes per hour. If it showed the correct time at 4:00, what time will it show after 24 hours?
After 24 hours, the clock has gains 240 minutes. So it shows 8:00.
Question 4
A clock loses 5 minutes every day. How many minutes will it be loseing after 5 days?
Per day loses = 5 minutes. After 5 days: 5 × 5 = 25 minutes.
Question 5
A clock gains 10 minutes every hour. If it shows the correct time at 4:00, how many minutes will it be gaining after 8 hours?
The clock gains 10 minutes per hour. After 8 hours: 10 × 8 = 80 minutes.
Question 6
A clock loses 5 minutes every day. How many minutes will it be loseing after 30 days?
Per day loses = 5 minutes. After 30 days: 5 × 30 = 150 minutes.
Question 7
A clock gains 10 minutes every hour. If it shows the correct time at 7:00, how many minutes will it be gaining after 6 hours?
The clock gains 10 minutes per hour. After 6 hours: 10 × 6 = 60 minutes.
Question 8
A clock gains 10 minutes every hour. If it shows the correct time at 11:00, how many minutes will it be gaining after 12 hours?
The clock gains 10 minutes per hour. After 12 hours: 10 × 12 = 120 minutes.
Question 9
A clock gains 10 minutes per hour. If it showed the correct time at 9:00, what time will it show after 6 hours?
After 6 hours, the clock has gains 60 minutes. So it shows 10:00.
Question 10
A clock loses 1 minutes every day. How many minutes will it be loseing after 10 days?
Per day loses = 1 minutes. After 10 days: 1 × 10 = 10 minutes.
Question 11
A clock loses 2 minutes every day. How many minutes will it be loseing after 10 days?
Per day loses = 2 minutes. After 10 days: 2 × 10 = 20 minutes.
Question 12
A clock gains 5 minutes every hour. If it shows the correct time at 2:00, how many minutes will it be gaining after 8 hours?
The clock gains 5 minutes per hour. After 8 hours: 5 × 8 = 40 minutes.
Question 13
A clock loses 2 minutes per hour. If it showed the correct time at 2:00, what time will it show after 18 hours?
After 18 hours, the clock has loses 36 minutes. So it shows 1:24.
Question 14
A clock loses 5 minutes per hour. If it showed the correct time at 8:00, what time will it show after 24 hours?
After 24 hours, the clock has loses 120 minutes. So it shows 6:00.
Question 15
A clock loses 5 minutes per hour. If it showed the correct time at 8:00, what time will it show after 6 hours?
After 6 hours, the clock has loses 30 minutes. So it shows 7:30.
Question 16
A clock loses 10 minutes per hour. If it showed the correct time at 3:00, what time will it show after 18 hours?
After 18 hours, the clock has loses 180 minutes. So it shows 12:00.
Question 17
A clock gains 5 minutes per hour. If it showed the correct time at 11:00, what time will it show after 12 hours?
After 12 hours, the clock has gains 60 minutes. So it shows 12:00.
Question 18
A clock gains 4 minutes every hour. If it shows the correct time at 4:00, how many minutes will it be gaining after 8 hours?
The clock gains 4 minutes per hour. After 8 hours: 4 × 8 = 32 minutes.
Question 19
A clock loses 5 minutes every day. How many minutes will it be loseing after 10 days?
Per day loses = 5 minutes. After 10 days: 5 × 10 = 50 minutes.
Question 20
A clock gains 5 minutes every hour. If it shows the correct time at 6:00, how many minutes will it be gaining after 12 hours?
The clock gains 5 minutes per hour. After 12 hours: 5 × 12 = 60 minutes.
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