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Seconds (rounded down) at which the minute hand overlaps with hour hand on the analog clock.
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#15 by Russ Cox at Fri Mar 30 18:49:33 EDT 2012
AUTHOR

_Wolfdieter Lang (wolfdieter.lang(AT)kit.edu), _, Dec 20 2010

Discussion
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18:49
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#14 by T. D. Noe at Sat Jan 22 21:00:08 EST 2011
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#13 by R. J. Mathar at Sat Jan 22 13:20:34 EST 2011
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#12 by R. J. Mathar at Sat Jan 22 13:20:31 EST 2011
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Minute Seconds (rounded down) at which the minute hand overlaps with hour hand overlap problem on analog the analogue clock. Full seconds.

COMMENTS

At which a.m. times h:m:s (with fractions of seconds)overlaps does the minute hand overlap with the hour hand on an analog clock? This is problem 43 of the quoted Loyd/Gardner book where also the solution is given (pp. 41-2, solution pp. 180-1 in the German version).

a(n) gives the full second for the (a.m.) hour h=n = 0,1,2,...,10, when the minute hand overlaps the hour hand on an analog clock, provided the minute is

A178181(n), and the fraction of the second is A183033(n)/11.

FORMULA

a(n) gives the full second for the (a.m.) hour h=n = 0,1,2,...,10, when the minute hand overlaps the hour hand on an analog clock, provided the minute is

A178181(n), and the fraction of the second is A183033(n)/11.

a(n)= floor((300/11)*n) (mod 60), n=0..10. See the Mathematica code by R. G. Wilson, and the solution in the Loyd book with (27+3/11)s = 300/11 s.

See the eleven times given in EXAMPLE.

a(n)= floor(300*n/11) (mod 60), n=0..10.

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#11 by Wolfdieter Lang at Fri Jan 21 15:35:51 EST 2011
COMMENTS

At which a.m . times h:m:s (with fractions of seconds)overlaps the minute hand with the hour hand on an analog clock? This is problem 43 of the quoted Loyd/Gardner book where also the solution is given (pp. 41-2, solution pp. 180-1 in the German version).

For the same problem on an analog quartz clock (discrete seconds) the best approximation with rounded seconds is given in A178182A181874.

FORMULA

a(n)= floor((300/11)*n) (mod 60), n=0..10. See the Mathematica code by R. G. Wilson, and the solution in the Loyd book with (27+3/11)s = 300/11 s.

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#10 by T. D. Noe at Thu Jan 20 14:10:28 EST 2011
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#9 by Robert G. Wilson v at Mon Jan 17 20:28:31 EST 2011
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Discussion
Mon Jan 17
20:30
Robert G. Wilson v: Again, why are we duplicating the Mathematica coding?
#8 by Wolfdieter Lang at Mon Jan 17 18:55:49 EST 2011
NAME

Minute with hour hand overlap problem on analog clock. Full seconds.

MATHEMATICA

Table[ Floor@ Mod[300/11 n, 60], {n, 0, 10}]

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#7 by T. D. Noe at Thu Dec 30 12:39:47 EST 2010
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#6 by Robert G. Wilson v at Thu Dec 30 00:31:30 EST 2010
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