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You're reading The hands on a broken wristwatch move three times as fast as they should. If the watch shows the correct time at noon, when will it inadvertently tell the correct time again?
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nope. Remember wristwatches don't have AM and PM. Also, it still wouldn't be the case.
by KagomeShuko on April 26th, 2007
Sorry, it would be the same at those times. . .but that's not the FIRST time. . .either of them!
by KagomeShuko on April 26th, 2007
it would eventually line up at 12 o' clock again and that would be the time... would it be within 24 hours? hmm... are you asking what the soonest time is that will inadvertantly match the correct time?
by zee-ster on April 26th, 2007
oh, you just answered my question as i was typing it!
by zee-ster on April 26th, 2007
how about my answer now?
by zee-ster on April 26th, 2007
now it's right!
by KagomeShuko on April 26th, 2007
hooray! (i was wondering if there was gonna be an earlier time that wasn't "on the hour", so to speak...)
by zee-ster on April 26th, 2007