John was watching television. Just after the midnight news there was a weather forecast: "It is raining now and will rain for the next two days. However, in 72 hours it will be bright and sunny.." "WRONG again, snorted John. He was correct but how did he know?
Raining "For the next two days" means "3 days" if you include the day john was watching after midnight weather forecast......which means "72hrs......."
Now it can't rain "for 72hrs....."and then "in 72hrs" to be bright and sunny.....
According to the news......there will be a time which it will be raining, bright and sunny...........which is impossible.
john was watching news just after midnight, so after 72 hours it will be night time and not 'bright and sunny'
A clock was correct at midnight.
From that moment it began to lose four minutes per hour.
The clock stopped three hours ago showing 12:08pm.
The clock runs for less than 24 hours. What is the correct time now?
Clock A was correct at midnight.
From that moment it began to lose two and a half minutes per hour.
The clock stopped one hour ago showing clock B.
What is the correct time now? The clock runs for less than 24 hours.
Clock A 00:00 Clock B 17;15
From that moment it began to lose three minutes per hour.
The clock stopped 90 minutes ago showing 17:06.
The clock runs for less than 24 hours.
What is the correct time now?
