Let’s solve each problem step by step.
We know:
- The
minute hand on a clock points to the number of minutes past the hour.
- When it’s on
6, that means
30 minutes (because each number = 5 minutes → 6 × 5 = 30).
- The
hour hand tells us which hour it is — but if the minute hand is at 30, the hour hand will be halfway between two numbers. However, in these problems, they say “the hour hand was on [number]”, so we take that as the current hour.
So for all these questions:
→ Minute hand on 6 = :30
→ Hour hand on X = X o’clock
→ So time is
X:30
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Problem 1:
Minute hand on 6 → 30 minutes
Hour hand on 8 → 8 o’clock
Time =
8:30
Problem 2:
Minute hand on 6 → 30 minutes
Hour hand on 3 → 3 o’clock
Time =
3:30
Problem 3:
Minute hand on 6 → 30 minutes
Hour hand on 7 → 7 o’clock
Time =
7:30
Problem 4:
Minute hand on 6 → 30 minutes
Hour hand on 4 → 4 o’clock
Time =
4:30
All answers follow the same pattern — no tricks here!
Final Answer:
1. 8:30
2. 3:30
3. 7:30
4. 4:30
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of time worksheet grade 4 word.