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Going clockwise... 210 degrees. Going anti-clockwise... 150 degrees.
Measuring from the minute hand (at 12) and going clockwise, it would be 210 degrees.
This question is illogical....and the only awnser possible could be in unreal numbers This might be a stretch. Start with a circle, and a diameter going through the center, 9 o'clock and 3 o'clock. Moving a radius upward from 9 o'clock to 3 o'clock is 180 degrees. Keep going another 20 degrees and you have 200 degrees, sweeping from 9 o'clock and going clockwise. That same angle will give you 160 degrees starting at 9 o'clock and sweeping anti-clockwise. So any angle anti-clockwise from 9 o'clock that is greater than zero degrees and less than 160 degrees is in a sense greater than 180 degrees sweeping clockwise. Thinking outside the box is amazingly fun!
If the hour hand traveled 5 to 5 then it would have traveled one full circle equal to 360 degrees. But we want the angle only up to 2, which is 90 degrees short. Therefore the fraction of a clockwise revolution of the hour hand going from 5 to 2 is (360 - 90)/(360) = 270/360 = 27/36 = 9/12 = 3/4
Assuming one hand is at 12 and the other at 3, then going clockwise that is 25% of the pie chart.
Going clockwise... 210 degrees. Going anti-clockwise... 150 degrees.
Measuring from the minute hand (at 12) and going clockwise, it would be 210 degrees.
it refers to the way in which things move. clockwise means the direction that the hands on a clock turn. counter clockwise means the opposite way the hands turn on a clock
At 7 o'clock the hands on an analogue clock make a 210 degree angle - going from 12, clockwise, to 7.
There are 90o between north and west. It actually matters on which way your going, so if your going north to west anti - clockwise then its 90o but when you clockwise, its 270o. Hope that helps! ~ Mishy c;
Counter clockwise is the opposite to clockwise , so if you think of a clock and it goes right , counter clockwise is the other way round so it's going left.
It would be a triangular clock but you will be travelling anti-clockwise.
On an analog clock it would be 30 degrees. Each hour is going to be 30 degrees. So at 2 it would be 60 degrees.
Clockwise goes right in a circle, counterclockwise goes left in a circle.
The fingers/pointers on an analogue clock move clockwise. The is from 12 o'clock they move to thew right to 1 and then 2. et.seq., This is named 'clockwise' Most rotating objects are designed to move in this manner. However, going back to the analogue clock, if the pointer/finger moves from 12 back to 11 to 10 , that is to the left , then it is described as 'anti-clockwise' or 'counter clockwise'. NB The prefix word 'anti' comes from Latin and means 'against'. So 'Anti-clockwise ' means gainst normal clock movement.
The hands of the clock DO NOT move "anti-clockwise." If you look at the top sweep of the hands of an analog clock (from the numbers 9 to 3), it sweeps an arc from left to right. If you look at the bottom sweep of the hands of an analog clock (from the numbers 3 to 9), it sweeps an arc from right to left. The continuous sweep of the large hand (minute hand) demonstrates a clockwise sweeping motion. The only ways a normal analog clock would appear to be going anti, or counter clockwise is: (1) you are looking at it from a mirror, or (2) you are looking through the back-side of a transparent clock and or wall watching a "counter-clockwise" sweep of the hands
Good question. It depends on your point of reference. If you Look UP at it while it is installed on the ceiling, then use the nob or pulley that controls the fan to use as the 12 marker on the clock. If it goes to the right its clockwise and to the left it is counter-clockwise