On an analog clock, there is one 5 that is always apparent.
On a digital clock, it depends whether or not seconds are displayed. If not, the hours position shows 5 twice per day, the tens of minutes position shows 5 once per hour or 24 times per day, and the minutes position shows 5 six times per hour, which is 144 times per day.
2 times/day + 24 times/day + 144 times/day = 170 times/day
If seconds are displayed, in addition to the 170 times/day you have in the tens of seconds position a 5 once per minute, which is 1440 (60 * 24) times per day, and in the seconds position you have a 5 six times per minute, which is 8640 (1440 * 6) times per day.
170 times/day + 1440 times/day + 8640 times/day = 10,250 times/day
The number 5 will appear 146 times in 24 hours.
146
more than 1 million
The number one appears 5 times on a 12 hour clock face. One, ten, eleven (twice) and twelve o'clock.
12 hour clock but could say the time in a 24 hour clock Analogue describes construction, not hours. It can be either.
An hour has 60 min. Assuming the clock has only the hour and minute displayed, every hour 1 would appear at 1, 11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,10,21,31,41,51. Counting 11 as once there are 15 1s in an hour. In the 24 hours, only 0,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,22,23 have no 1 s in them. Therefore 1 aooears 165 times in those times. As for hours 1,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,21, there is always a 1 in the clock. This makes 1 appear 12*60 times which is 720 times. Therefore in total, 1 appears 885 times in a digital 24 hour clock.
The number 5 will appear 146 times in 24 hours.
386 times
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146
Oh, what a happy little question! In a 24-hour day, the digit 7 will appear 8 times on a digital clock. You can find it in times like 07:07, 17:37, and 23:57. Just imagine those sevens dancing across the clock, bringing joy to each hour.
Well, honey, let me break it down for you. The number 7 appears on a digital clock 8 times in 24 hours. You've got it showing up as the hour digit twice (7 AM and 7 PM) and as the minute digit six times (07, 17, 27, 37, 47, 57). So, grab a clock and start counting those 7s!
more than 1 million
The number one appears 5 times on a 12 hour clock face. One, ten, eleven (twice) and twelve o'clock.
First of all, it doesn't. The hour-hand and minute-hand align in opposite directions only 22 times in 24 hours. The reason is simply because the hands of an ordinary 12-hour analog clock go through every possible orientation every 12 hours ... twice in 24 hours ... and if you take a clock, set it to 12:00, and then crank it through 24 hours, you'll see the hands line up in a 180-degree angle 22 times.
12 hour clock but could say the time in a 24 hour clock Analogue describes construction, not hours. It can be either.
The number zero appears 48 times on a digital clock in one 24-hour period. This includes every hour from 00:00 to 09:59 (10 occurrences of '0' in the hour digits and 10 in the minutes), plus the hours from 10:00 to 23:59, where the zero only appears in the minutes (30 occurrences). Thus, the total is 10 (for hours 00 to 09) + 30 (in minutes across all hours) = 48.