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Somebody hacked my clock


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Harvey the hacker hacked my clock. At first, the results made no sense, but I eventually figured out his logic.



At 12:00, the clock shows 12:19
At 12:01, the clock shows 12:15
At 12:02, the clock shows 12:18
At 12:03, the clock shows 12:18
At 12:04, the clock shows 12:17
At 12:05, the clock shows 12:18
At 12:06, the clock shows 12:19
At 12:07, the clock shows 12:16
At 12:08, the clock shows 12:20


At 12:09, what will the clock show, and why?










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    Harvey the hacker hacked my clock. At first, the results made no sense, but I eventually figured out his logic.



    At 12:00, the clock shows 12:19
    At 12:01, the clock shows 12:15
    At 12:02, the clock shows 12:18
    At 12:03, the clock shows 12:18
    At 12:04, the clock shows 12:17
    At 12:05, the clock shows 12:18
    At 12:06, the clock shows 12:19
    At 12:07, the clock shows 12:16
    At 12:08, the clock shows 12:20


    At 12:09, what will the clock show, and why?










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      $begingroup$


      Harvey the hacker hacked my clock. At first, the results made no sense, but I eventually figured out his logic.



      At 12:00, the clock shows 12:19
      At 12:01, the clock shows 12:15
      At 12:02, the clock shows 12:18
      At 12:03, the clock shows 12:18
      At 12:04, the clock shows 12:17
      At 12:05, the clock shows 12:18
      At 12:06, the clock shows 12:19
      At 12:07, the clock shows 12:16
      At 12:08, the clock shows 12:20


      At 12:09, what will the clock show, and why?










      share|improve this question









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      Harvey the hacker hacked my clock. At first, the results made no sense, but I eventually figured out his logic.



      At 12:00, the clock shows 12:19
      At 12:01, the clock shows 12:15
      At 12:02, the clock shows 12:18
      At 12:03, the clock shows 12:18
      At 12:04, the clock shows 12:17
      At 12:05, the clock shows 12:18
      At 12:06, the clock shows 12:19
      At 12:07, the clock shows 12:16
      At 12:08, the clock shows 12:20


      At 12:09, what will the clock show, and why?







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          At 12:09 the clock should display




          12:19, as the minutes count the 19 lit segments of 12:09 in seven-segment display.


          The start 12:0 has 13 segments, then 0>6, 1>2, 2>5, 3>5, 4>4, 5>5, 6>6, 7>3, 8>7, 9>6.


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          At 12:09 the clock should display




          12:19, as the minutes count the 19 lit segments of 12:09 in seven-segment display.


          The start 12:0 has 13 segments, then 0>6, 1>2, 2>5, 3>5, 4>4, 5>5, 6>6, 7>3, 8>7, 9>6.


          enter image description here







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          $begingroup$

          At 12:09 the clock should display




          12:19, as the minutes count the 19 lit segments of 12:09 in seven-segment display.


          The start 12:0 has 13 segments, then 0>6, 1>2, 2>5, 3>5, 4>4, 5>5, 6>6, 7>3, 8>7, 9>6.


          enter image description here







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          At 12:09 the clock should display




          12:19, as the minutes count the 19 lit segments of 12:09 in seven-segment display.


          The start 12:0 has 13 segments, then 0>6, 1>2, 2>5, 3>5, 4>4, 5>5, 6>6, 7>3, 8>7, 9>6.


          enter image description here







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          At 12:09 the clock should display




          12:19, as the minutes count the 19 lit segments of 12:09 in seven-segment display.


          The start 12:0 has 13 segments, then 0>6, 1>2, 2>5, 3>5, 4>4, 5>5, 6>6, 7>3, 8>7, 9>6.


          enter image description here








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