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Lateral thinking for today - 7 Oct 2014


Irene
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Just done this the technical way, counted on my fingers, :D I get the answer to 11. post-5852-0-37385200-1412753907.gif

You got it absolutely right! :D

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They will cross each other eleven times as indicated at the times below:

(1). 12:00 (2). 1:05 (3). 2:10 (4). 3:16 (5). 4:21 (6). 5:27 (7). 6:32 (8). 7:38 (9). 8:43 (10). 9:49 (11). 10:54.

You cannot count 12:00 twice.

If you consider several twelve hour periods in a row, the twelve o'clock coincidence occurs only once in each cycle.

Therefore it is counted initially or at the end.

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