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Use clock arithmetic to add these numbers: ... Use clock arithmetic on a 10 hour clock to add these numbers: ... If we add numbers the way we add hours on the clock, we say that we are doing clock arithmetic. So, in clock arithmetic 8 + 6 = 2, because 6 hours after 8 o'clock is 2 o'clock.
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More Clock Arithmetic ... Here's another example: 5 + 30 mod 8 = 3 < /b>, since 35 (= 5 + 30) divided by 8 gives 4 with a remainder of 3 (check this out on an 8 hour clock!). So, to use this division method for doing clock arithmetic we follow these steps: first we add (or subtract) the numbers in the usual w ay,
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Modular arithmetic - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The output of the activities in Shodor's Interactivate are created dynamically by computer languages such as Java. As a result, the pictures on the screen are not something that your browser can easily print. ... Shodor > Interactivate > Activities > Clock Arithmetic...
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; Clock Arithmetic Demonstration; ... Set the number of hours on the clock with the slider control, then type in the number you want to add, subtract or multiply ... (Hint - Does zero on the zero clock behave like the top number on a standard clock?) You can use clock arithmetic to make quilt-like art. Click here to see how.
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Clock arithmetic is an example of what is called a "modular system." Have a look at a normal 12-hour clock, with numbers from "0" to "11" (we usually start at zero, hence "0" would be "noon" or "midnight" at the top of the clock).
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Become a member of Enchanted Learning. ... Clock Arithmetic; Printable Worksheets ... ; Clock Arithmetic #1; For each of the clocks, write the time and draw the clock hands to tell the future time as indicated. Go to the answers.
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Clock Arithmetic #5: For each of the clocks, write the time and draw the clock hands to tell the future time as indicated. ... Clock Arithmetic. For each of the clocks, write the time and draw the clock hands to tell the future time as indicated." The full-size printout is available only to site members.
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Modular or "clock" arithmetic is arithmetic on a circle instead of a number line. For a detailed explanation, visit Susan Addington's web page Clock Arithmetic. (Like this page, it will require a JAVA-capable browser.) A simple explanation of modular arithmetic follows.
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This is a clock arithmetic problem. Clock arithmetic is also called modular arithmetic. In modular arithmetic there is a number called the modulus. ... When you are answering questions involving time, the modulus is 12 because there are 12 hours on a clock. ... Mancala and modular arithmetic...
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