Elapsed time
The elapsed time would be 18 minutes
50 minutes elapse between 11:35 and 12:25
7:32 1:58 ------ 9:30 pm ------ Do the addition as if it were decimal addition but you should realize that 60 minutes make an hour (not 100).
Protocol-ARequires any common timekeeping device.Must run at the proper rate, but need not becalibrated or synchronized to anything.-- At the beginning of the run, note the time, and write it down.-- At the end of the run, note the time, and write it down.-- Take the data to a cool, dry, well-lighted, quiet place,whereit may be processed accurately, in peace, without distractions.-- Subtract the first-noted time from the last-noted time.The difference is the elapsed time during the run.===========================Protocol-B, if the required equipment is available.Requires a resettable stopwatch.-- Reset the stopwatch to zero.-- Just as the run begins, start the stopwatch.-- Just as the run ends, stop the stopwatch.-- Read the time elapsed during the run, directly from the stopwatch display.
Take the elapsed time away from the end time.
add start +Elapsed = and get end time
Elapsed time
The elapsed time would be 18 minutes
10:38 AM was.
It is 13 hours and 18 minutes.
a few days
50 minutes elapse between 11:35 and 12:25
Answer: 4 hours 25 minutes Step-by-step explanation: Elapsed time is the amount of time used from the beginning of an event to the end of that particular event. The beginning of the event is the start time and the end is the end time. Start time= 1.35 End time= 6.00 To get the elapse time, subtract 1.35 from 6.00 and recall that 60 minutes make one hour. = 6.00 - 1.35 = 4.25 = 4 hours, 25 minutes The elapse time is 4 hours, 25 minutes.
If you set a timing clock to zero at 9-00pm on Wednesday, by midnight it will have recorded 3-00 hours; we have reached the time which changes from the end of Wednesday to the beginning of Thursday; from there to 1-00am is only 1 hour, so altogether the elapsed time will be exactly 4-00 hours.
2 maybe 3 days
7:32 1:58 ------ 9:30 pm ------ Do the addition as if it were decimal addition but you should realize that 60 minutes make an hour (not 100).