Urmil looked at his watch and said, ''The number of hours that are left today is exactly one-seventh of the number of hours that have already passed.''
What time was Urmil's watch showing?
A
7 AM
B
6:30 PM
C
7 PM
D
9 PM
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Let's call the hours that remain x, and those which have passed y. Since there are 24 hours in a day, we have:
x+y=24
Also, from the question, the hours that remain is 1/7 times the hours that have passed, so:
x=y/7
Putting the value of x in the first equation gives:
y/7+y=24
Multiplying though by 7 gives:
y+7y=24∗7
8y=168
y=21
So the number of hours that have passed is 21, therefore it is 9 pm
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