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see the sum of angles of a circle =360°
So the angle between any two successive rradings for example 1 and 2. or 5 and 6
would be equal to 360°/12(since there are 12 markings on a clock)
=30°
this means the angke made by clock hand in moving from 1 to 2or from 10 to 11 is 30°
Now when the clock strikes 7 o clock
the smller hand is on 7
and the larger is on 12
but we count angles in the direection in which the clock hand move
that is from 12 to 7
sincere there are 7 markings between 12 and 7 therefore the angle formed between them=7*30°=210°
as you have mentioned your doubt.
now since the smaller hand is between 7 and 8 there fore whatever the time will be it would definitely be 7 hours
and the hour hand moves from one mark to the succesive mark in an hour therefore covering only 30°
And in a minute it would become
30°/60=(1/2)°
now the minute hand as you have underlined moves 360°in an hour
See when it's for example 5o clock
then minute hand would be on 12
and when it would 6 o clock tgen the minute hand wouod again be in 12
that is completing an entire circle of motion through the hour
and since the circle has 360° therefore the minute hand moves 360° in hour
and 360°/60 in one minute=6°
now coming to the formula they have derived
It is said that the time is 7 hours and x minutes
tgerfore
210°
the other addent (x/60)*30°
is derived in a rather complex way
see x here equals to a minute
but 30° is the angle completed in an hour therfore it is fivided by 60 to find tge angle covered by it in a minute
which equals(1/2)°
hence x that is the minutes they will be multiplied by (1/2)° so that ig finds the angle covered by the clock in those minutrs
and -6x the last addenr is there because the x denotrs minutes and 6 denotes angle vovered per minute by the minute hand.
therefore 6x would render the angke moved by the minute hand i n these minutes
Hope it helps you
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