SOLUTION: I'm not sure if this is a vector problem or not, but this seemed like the closest in subject to the question to which I'm referring. Here's the question: My accurate watch has o

Question 73597: I'm not sure if this is a vector problem or not, but this seemed like the closest in subject to the question to which I'm referring. Here's the question:
My accurate watch has only one hand, an hour hand. At the precise moment that this hand points directly to the 22-minute mark, what is the exact time? (Disregard A.M. or P.M.)
Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
My accurate watch has only one hand, an hour hand. At the precise moment that this hand points directly to the 22-minute mark, what is the exact time?
:
We know it is 4 something;
:
The hour hand travels 5 minute marks in one hour. Since it was exactly 4 o'clock,
the hour hand has travel 2 minute marks. Another words 2/5 of an hour has
elapsed since 4 o'clock. 2/5 * 60 is 24 min. The time is 4:24
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