Below are time calculation problems. Answer question 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3.

Hey Mantshangase, good to see you again. Here are the solutions to the time calculation problems. ACTIVITY 2 TIME CALCULATIONS Question 1 1.1 What is the type of watch represented in A? Watch A displays time using digits. Digital watch 1.2 Peter took 20 minutes to go to the local mall and arrived there at the time shown on watch B. At which time did Peter leave his home? Write the time in words. Watch B shows 12:00. Peter arrived at 12:00 after a 20-minute journey. Step 1: Determine arrival time from watch B. Watch B shows 12:00. Step 2: Calculate departure time by subtracting travel time from arrival time. Departure time = 12:00 - 20 minutes = 11:40. Step 3: Write the departure time in words. Twenty minutes to twelve 1.3 The grade class of Math Lit learners at a certain school in Thaba Nehu went on a trip to Cape Town. It takes 11 hours to drive to Cape Town without stopping. The group of learners and teachers left Thaba Nehu at the time shown on watch A. They stopped four times on their way to Cape Town: • 37 minutes at Kimberley. • 1 hour at an Engen garage along the way. • 10 minutes at Beaufort West. • 35 minutes Laingsburg. One teacher claims that they will arrive at Cape Town at 00:25. Is the teacher correct? Verify your answer with calculations. Watch A shows 12:45. This is the departure time. Total driving time = 11 hours. Total stop time = 37 min + 1 hour + 10 min + 35 min. Step 1: Calculate the total stop time. Total stop time = 37 minutes + 60 minutes + 10 minutes + 35 minutes = 142 minutes. Step 2: Convert total stop time to hours and minutes. 142 minutes = 2 hours and 22 minutes (since 142 ÷ 60 = 2 with a remainder of 22). Step 3: Calculate the total travel duration (driving time + stop time). Total travel duration = 11 hours + 2 hours 22 minutes = 13 hours 22 minutes. Step 4: Calculate the arrival time. Departure time = 12:45. Arrival time = 12:45 + 13 hours 22 minutes. Adding hours: 12:45 + 13 hours = 01:45 (next day). Adding minutes: 01:45 + 22 minutes = 02:07. Step 5: Compare with the teacher's claim. The calculated arrival time is 02:07. The teacher claims 00:25. The teacher is incorrect. They will arrive at 02:07. 1.4 Mr Matete stated that if the Math Lit period started at the time on watch A and the duration of the period was 45 min, the next period will start at 14:00. After every period there is a 5 min break. Is Mr Matete correct? Verify his claim showing all calculations. Watch A shows 12:45. This is the start time of the first period. Duration of period = 45 minutes. Duration of break = 5 minutes. Step 1: Calculate the end time of the first period. End of first period = 12:45 + 45 minutes. 45 minutes + 45 minutes = 90 minutes = 1 hour 30 minutes. So, 12:45 + 45 minutes = 13:30. Step 2: Calculate the start time of the next period (after the break). Start of next period = End of first period + 5 minutes break. Start of next period = 13:30 + 5 minutes = 13:35. Step 3: Compare with Mr Matete's claim. Mr Matete claims the next period will start at 14:00. Our calculation shows 13:35. Mr Matete is incorrect. The next period will start at 13:35. 1.5 Mr Nyamakazi said that he arrived Botshabelo at 13:12 after travelling 34 minutes to Botshabelo. If he departed on the time shown on watch A, is Mr Nyamakazi correct? Verify your answer with calculations. Watch A shows 12:45. This is the departure time. Travel time = 34 minutes. Step 1: Calculate the arrival time. Arrival time = Departure time + Travel time. Arrival time = 12:45 + 34 minutes. 45 minutes + 34 minutes = 79 minutes = 1 hour 19 minutes. So, 12:45 + 34 minutes = 13:19. Step 2: Compare with Mr Nyamakazi's claim. Mr Nyamakazi claims he arrived at 13:12. Our calculation shows 13:19. Mr Nyamakazi is incorrect. He would have arrived at 13:19. Send me the next one 📸