12:01
To write one minute and a half in numerical form, you would express it as 1:30. This represents one minute (1) and thirty seconds (30) on a clock. In terms of fractions, you could also write it as 1 1/2 minutes, where the whole number represents the minute and the fraction represents the additional 30 seconds.
One option is "afternoon".
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One minute is equal to 60 seconds. To find one fifth of a minute, you would divide 60 seconds by 5, which equals 12 seconds. Therefore, one fifth of a minute is equivalent to 12 seconds.
12:01
Oh, dude, you're really making me work for it, huh? Alright, here goes nothing. So, one minute to midday in figures using am and pm would be 11:59 am. Like, it's the last minute before noon, man. Easy peasy.
They fire the cannon every day at midday.
one minute and thirtyeight,twentynine hundredth of seconds
Yes. On a 12 hour system midnight is 12.00pm but one minute past midnight is 12.01am and midday is 12.00am, one minute past midday is 12.01 pm so 12.45pm is 45 minutes past midday. On a 24 hour clock system 24.00 is 12 midnight (as 0.00) so 12.00 is midday, therefore 12.45 is 45 minutes past noon. BUT am and pm do not exist in the 24 hour system.
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Helen liked eating her lunch at midday, starting at about one o'clock PM.
One minute and thirty-eight and twenty-nine hundredths seconds.
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One minute, thirty-eight and twenty-nine hundredths seconds.
To write one minute and a half in numerical form, you would express it as 1:30. This represents one minute (1) and thirty seconds (30) on a clock. In terms of fractions, you could also write it as 1 1/2 minutes, where the whole number represents the minute and the fraction represents the additional 30 seconds.
Midday is twelve of clock noon. What comes after midday is after-midday, or the afternoon. The abbreviation p.m. means post meridiem, or post midday.