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==Video==
 
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==ZCubes Code==
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<pre>
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hangle=360/12;
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mhangle=360/12/60;
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shangle=360/12/60/60;
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mangle=360/(60);
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smangle=360/(60)/60;
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sangle=360/(60);
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[0..11,0..59,0..59]
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@(
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function hm(h,m,s)
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{
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return(
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[h,m,s,
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ABS(
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(h*hangle+m*mhangle+s*shangle)
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-
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(m*mangle+s*smangle)
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)
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<=smangle/2.01  //2 //2.5
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]
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      )
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}
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  )
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.filter(r=>r[0][3]==true)
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</pre>
  
 
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Latest revision as of 09:08, 16 September 2021

Clock Angle Problem


This video demonstrates how to compute the times when the hour hand, minute hand and seconds hand come on top of each other. ZCubes enables you to compute this using a few lines of easy code. Enjoy watching and try the code in ZCubes.

Video


Clock Angle Problem














ZCubes Code

hangle=360/12;
mhangle=360/12/60;
shangle=360/12/60/60;
mangle=360/(60);
smangle=360/(60)/60;
sangle=360/(60);
[0..11,0..59,0..59]
	@(
		function hm(h,m,s)
	{
			return(
				[h,m,s,
			ABS(
				(h*hangle+m*mhangle+s*shangle)
				-
				(m*mangle+s*smangle)
				)
				<=smangle/2.01  //2 //2.5
				]
			       )
		}
	  )
	.filter(r=>r[0][3]==true)




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