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Clock, angle between hour and minute hands

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The minute hand moves 360 ¡Æ in 60 minutes, so it moves 6 ¡Æ in 1 minute.

The hour hand moves 30 ¡Æ in 60 minutes, so it moves 0.5 ¡Æ in 1 minute.


If you set 12 o'clock as 0 o'clock and let the angle between minute and hour hands at every o'clock as ¥è0, then,

¥è0 = 30*h

Here, angles ¥á and ¥â, by which the minute and hour hands are moved respectively after m minutes, are as follows.

¥á= 6*m

¥â= 0.5*m

This, the angle between hour and minute hands is :

¥è = ¥è0 - ¥á + ¥â = 30*h - 6*m + 0.5*m
  = 30*h - 5.5*m

When the minute hand passes the hour hand, the angle becomes negative, so the angle between the hour hand and the minute hand is expressed as an absolute value.

¥è = abs(30*h - 5.5*m)

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¥è = abs(30*h - 5.5*m)
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