Question

if a clock is renumbered in the anticlockwise direction then how many numbers retain their original position​

Answer 1

Solution:

Know that, if a clock is renumbered in the anticlockwise direction then only two numbers 6 and 12 remain the same.

Hence, the image is as follows:

Answer 2

Two numbers will retain their original position: 6 and 12.

Step-by-step explanation:

• The clockwise motion follows the same path as the hands of a clock: from the top to the right, then down and to the left, and finally back up to the top. Anticlockwise or counterclockwise is the polar opposite of rotation or revolution.
• The four corners of the square are represented by letters A, B, C, and D. B reaches C after moving one length of the side clockwise, and then for the next half-length of the side, it reaches the halfway of A and C. Similarly, D reaches A after 1 length of the side, then the halfway of A and C in an anticlockwise orientation.
• As a result, both will be in the middle of A and C.