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@banu-d7GxOI • Jul 29, 2008
@thebigk • Jul 29, 2008
@yudi-9hjHvc • Jul 29, 2008
@gauravtiwari89-9BeL7I • Jul 29, 2008
@thebigk • Jul 29, 2008
Right or wrong comes second. How about posting your steps/approach?gauravtiwari89Id say 10807 seconds
Am i right ??
@gauravtiwari89-9BeL7I • Jul 29, 2008
@yudi-9hjHvc • Jul 29, 2008
gauravtiwari89Ok. Here goes..
I assume the time is 6:59:53 /*stricking 7'o clock at this time*/ (h:m:s)
so 7 seconds to strike 7.
Thus to Strike 10 it should take 3 hours and seven seconds
coming to (60*60)*3 +7 =10807 😁
@sonasathish-ASg8rC • Jul 29, 2008
U din mention that after 7 sec it gonna be 7 hrs or 35th min! SO i assumed that after 7 sec its gonna reach the number 7! For reaching 10 it needs another 15 sec which means totally it needs 15+7=22 sec to reach the 10!!!!!!!yudii think all have gone through this before...
Suppose a clock takes 7 second to strick 7. How long will the same clock take to strike 10?
@rahulmudaliar-ufBfQF • Jul 31, 2008
@prasad-aSUfhP • Jul 31, 2008
@technospartan-Pa3ZNm • Aug 1, 2008
@gohm-F3UUpP • Aug 3, 2008
@yudi-9hjHvc • Aug 3, 2008
gohmYep, I'm with the 10 sec camp. My view is it is saying that it takes 7 seconds for the clock to chime 7 o'clock= 1 second a chime for each hour of the time. Therefore it will take 10 seconds for it to chime 10 o'clock based on the 1 second per hour chime speed.
