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quarter of, quarter to, eleven forty-five
11:45
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What is a word with 7 letters means before noon?
Morning.
What four letter word can be written forward backward and upside down and still be read left to right?
NOON
Where can you find the lepercon on webkinz?
In the Clubhouse every 15 minutes.
In a rebus puzzle what does Noon Lazy mean?
It means lazy afternoon. Get it?
How long is one game at laser quest?
Usually 15 minutes, unless you go at manic 45, then it's 45 minutes.
What time is 45 minutes before noon?
11:15 am
How many minutes is it before noon if 70 minutes?
50 minutes before noon.
How many hours is noon to 415?
Noon to 4:15pm is 4 hours and 15 minutes. Noon to 4:15am is 16 hours and 15 minutes.
How many minutes before 12 noon is it if one hour ago it was three times as many minutes after 8 am?
Between 8 am and Noon are 4 hours = 240 minutes. Let T = 240 - x, and T - 60 = 3*x. Where T is right now, T-60 is one hour ago, and x is the number of minutes before noon, and 3*x is the number of minutes after 8am. Substitute the first equation into the second & solve for x: 240 - x - 60 = 3*x --> 180 = 4*x --> x = 45, So it is 45 minutes before noon (11:15), and 1 hour ago (10:15) it was 2 hrs 15 minutes after 8 am (135 minutes), and yes 135 is 3 times 45, so it works.
12 minutes before noon?
12 min before 12:00
What time will it be 2 hours and 15 minutes after noon?
2:15 PM
What is 73 minutes before noon?
10:47 am
What time is 10 minuts before noon?
Ten minutes before noon is a time. Or you could say: 10 to twelve 10 to noon 11.50 am.
How many minutes is it before noon if 132 minutes later it will be 3 times as many minutes before 3 pm?
24 minutes before noon, or the current time is 11:38am.
What time is one hour fourteen minutes before noon?
10.46am
What time is 2 hours 20 minutes before noon?
9.40
What will be the time 20 minutes before noon?
Oh, dude, 20 minutes before noon is like 11:40 AM. It's not rocket science, just subtract 20 minutes from 12:00 PM and you get the answer. Easy peasy, right?
