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Counting clockwise from the minute hand, how many degrees are there from the minute hand to the hour hand at 5 o'clock?

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Given that the minute hand is at exactly 12hrs there is a difference of 5 hours in between so you multiply 5over 12 by 360degrees and you get 180degrees

5/12*360=150

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