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How many hours is 930am to 5pm without a lunch taken?
7 and a half
How many hours 9am from 5pm with a 30 min lunch?
9 to 5 is 8 hours. If you subtract the lunch break, you get 7 hours, 30 minutes.
How many hours in a day 9am 5pm with 30 min lunch?
From 9 AM to 5 PM, there are 8 hours. If you subtract a 30-minute lunch break, that leaves you with 7.5 working hours in a day.
How many hours is Sunday at 5pm to Wednesday at 5pm?
72 hours
How many hours is it from 5pm Friday to 5pm Sunday?
48 hours.
HOW MANY HOURS IS 6AM TO 5PM?
From 6am to 5pm is 11 hours.
How many hours from 11am to 5pm?
11am to 12 is 1 hour 12 to 5pm is 5 hours → 11am to 5pm is 1 + 5 = 6 hours
HOW MANY HOURS IS IT FROM 8am to 5pm?
9 hours.
How many hours is it from 830 am to 5pm?
8.5 hours
How many hours is 5pm to 6 am?
13 hours
How many hours from 3pm to 5pm?
2 hours
How many hours 2pm to 5pm?
It is 3 hours
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