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  • - It used to be that clocks had faces on them. They're analog clocks. They're unknown today,

  • but, you know, occasionally you find one. And you look at it,

  • and you have-- at least I have an immediate question of, hey, if it's noon,

  • how long will it be-- you know, these are lined up-- how long will it be until

  • they're lined up again?

  • Well, not... it's more than an hour, but how long until-- just at exactly what time

  • will the clock hands line up? Well, okay, a little bit after one

  • it'll line up. And it'll line up again a little bit after two.

  • So, what's the time difference between there? You know, you say, well, It's more than an hour,

  • how can I figure that one out? I'm sitting there, saying yeah, you know, I remember sitting in a

  • fifth grade classroom trying to figure it out, drawing diagrams and thinking, boy,

  • I need to add a little bit more, a little bit more,

  • just, it's gonna be a little bit more than that. It's gonna be...

  • And then,

  • you know, it's going to be more than that, more than that. How much time until...?

  • And then, (chuckles)

  • like you, I realized, oh, there's a simple way to solve it.

  • Let's go back to noon.

  • How many times do these hands cross in 12 hours? Well, there's once,

  • twice,

  • three times, and so on.

  • In fact, think about it, and you'll realize the hands cross each other 11 times

  • every 12 hours.

  • Ah! If there's 11 hand crossings,

  • every 12 hours, that means that they will cross each other. So that means...

  • How long will it take between here to here?

  • That must be 12 divided by 11 hours,

  • which happens to be 1 hour, 5 minutes and 27-something seconds.

  • My clock is almost out of potential energy, so I might as well wind it up.

  • Recharge my old Seth Thomas for a week.

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  • [clocks chiming and ringing]

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- It used to be that clocks had faces on them. They're analog clocks. They're unknown today,

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時計の針が重なるのはいつ?- 数字マニア (When do clock hands overlap? - Numberphile)

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    林宜悉 に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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