Got a really long way to do it:
1) start both timers at the same time.
2) when the 3 minute one runs out lay the 5 minute one on its side to stop it (this gives you 2 mins left in 5 min one).
3) start the 3 min one at the same time as turning the 5 min back up to finish the remaining 2 mins.
3) when the 5 min one has finished its 2 mins, turn the 3 min on on its side (leaving 1 min one side and 2 mins the other)
4) finally you can then use the 5 min one completely, then once that runs out, turn the 3 min one so the most sand is at the top- giving you 2 mins, and 7 mins in total. Phew!
or:
buy a watch!
I would use my watch, or the timer function of my microwave. Or you can start both timers at the same moment, before putting the egg in the water. When the 3-minute timer ends, put the egg in. This leaves 2 minutes on the 5-minute timer, assuming both timers are relatively accurate. When the 5-minute timer ends, re-set it again for 5 minutes, and you will have your 7 minute egg when the timer ends.
It would help if the question made sense!
Three point seven minutes.Three and seven tenths of a minute.
About three minutes.
Wind up both timers.Wait for the three minute timer to ding, (three minutes later) and wind it up again.Wait for the five minute timer to ding (two minutes later), and wind it up again.Wait for the three minute timer to ding (one minute later), and put both eggs in the pot.Wait for the five minute timer to ding (four minutes later), pull one egg out, and wind up the three minute timer.Wait for the three minute timer to ding (three minutes later), and pull the other egg out.
In fifteen minutes the minute hand of a clock will move 90 degrees, or three hour labels.
if three salesmen can sell three stoves in seven minutes, how many stoves can six salesmen sell in seventy minutes?
Three minutes = 180 seconds.
0.75, 3/4, 75%
Three hours & fifty-nine minutes
There are 398 minutes between twenty seven minutes past eight and fifty three minutes past two.
If it is 7 minutes after 3, then it is 3:07.