Fifty minutes ago if it was four times as many mints past 3
o clock. how many minutes is it to six o'clock n how....?????

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Fifty minutes ago if it was four times as many mints past 3 o clock. how many minutes is it to six ..

Answer / anand

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Fifty minutes ago if it was four times as many mints past 3 o clock. how many minutes is it to six ..

Answer / r0h_n

4 times of 50mins.=50*4=200mins.=3hr.20mins.
3o'clock past 200min.=3o'clock+3hr.20min.=6hr.20mins.
50mins. ago it was 6:20,then now d time is=6:20+50mins.=7:10
7hr 10mins.-6hr=1hr 10min.=70 mins. past 6 o'clock

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Fifty minutes ago if it was four times as many mints past 3 o clock. how many minutes is it to six ..

Answer / abhranil chatterjee

147mints.30sec.

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