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The best method comes when you remember your multiplication tables. Thus trivial, we get our answer of <math>\boxed{{(C) } | The best method comes when you remember your multiplication tables. Thus trivial, we get our answer of <math>\boxed{{(C) } | ||
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| + | 11 hours = 11 * 60 minutes = 660 <math>\boxed{{(C) } | ||
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==Video Solution== | ==Video Solution== | ||
Revision as of 23:42, 6 November 2020
The longest professional tennis match ever played lasted a total of 
hours and 
minutes. How many minutes was this?
Solution
It is best to split 11 hours and 5 minutes into 2 parts, one of 11 hours and another of 5 minutes. We know that there is 
minutes in a hour. Therefore, there are 
minutes in 11 hours. Adding the second part(the 5 minutes) we get 
.
Solution 2
The best method comes when you remember your multiplication tables. Thus trivial, we get our answer of 
.
Solution 3
11 hours = 11 * 60 minutes = 660 .
Video Solution
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqnQQcUVJmA (has questions 1-5)
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