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If the school follows the Day 1 timetable on Friday, calculate the total time allocated for subject A for the whole week (Monday to Friday).

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2.3

14 hours 55 minutes\text{14 hours 55 minutes}

2.4

07:30\text{07:30}

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Part 2

TIME TABLES AND CALCULATING ELAPSED TIME

Part 2.3

14 hours 55 minutes\text{14 hours 55 minutes}

If the school is following in a certain week the Day 1 time-table of Friday, calculate the time allocated for subject A for the whole week (from Monday to Friday).

  1. Identify all periods for Subject A on the Friday Day 1 timetable.

    • Subject A: 09:40 - 10:00
    • Subject A: 12:21 - 13:40
    • Subject A: 13:45 - 15:05
  2. Calculate the duration of each Subject A period for Day 1.

    • Duration 1: 10:00−09:40=20 minutes10:00 - 09:40 = 20 \text{ minutes}
    • Duration 2: 13:40−12:21=1 hour 19 minutes13:40 - 12:21 = 1 \text{ hour } 19 \text{ minutes}
    • Duration 3: 15:05−13:45=1 hour 20 minutes15:05 - 13:45 = 1 \text{ hour } 20 \text{ minutes}
  3. Calculate the total time for Subject A for one Day 1.

    Total for one Day 1 = 20 minutes+1 hour 19 minutes+1 hour 20 minutes20 \text{ minutes} + 1 \text{ hour } 19 \text{ minutes} + 1 \text{ hour } 20 \text{ minutes}
    Total for one Day 1 = 2 hours (20+19+20) minutes2 \text{ hours } (20+19+20) \text{ minutes}
    Total for one Day 1 = 2 hours 59 minutes2 \text{ hours } 59 \text{ minutes}

  4. Calculate the total time for Subject A for the whole week (5 days), assuming each day follows the Day 1 timetable.

    Total for week = 5×(2 hours 59 minutes)5 \times (2 \text{ hours } 59 \text{ minutes})
    Total for week = 10 hours (5×59 minutes)10 \text{ hours } (5 \times 59 \text{ minutes})
    Total for week = 10 hours 295 minutes10 \text{ hours } 295 \text{ minutes}
    Convert minutes to hours and minutes: 295÷60=4295 \div 60 = 4 with a remainder of 55. So, 295 minutes=4 hours 55 minutes295 \text{ minutes} = 4 \text{ hours } 55 \text{ minutes}.
    Total for week = 10 hours +4 hours 55 minutes10 \text{ hours } + 4 \text{ hours } 55 \text{ minutes}
    Total for week = 14 hours 55 minutes\boxed{\text{14 hours 55 minutes}}

Part 2.4

07:30\text{07:30}

A learner claims that on Monday the time spent at school from start to end is 7 hours 45 min. Is the learner correct? Verify your answer with calculations.

  1. Identify the start and end times for Monday from the timetable.

    Start time: 08:40
    End time: 15:05

  2. Calculate the total duration from start to end.

    Duration=15:05−08:40\text{Duration} = 15:05 - 08:40

    To subtract, borrow 1 hour (60 minutes) from 15 hours:

    Duration=(14 hours (60+5) minutes)−(8 hours 40 minutes)\text{Duration} = (14 \text{ hours } (60+5) \text{ minutes}) - (8 \text{ hours } 40 \text{ minutes}) Duration=(14 hours 65 minutes)−(8 hours 40 minutes)\text{Duration} = (14 \text{ hours } 65 \text{ minutes}) - (8 \text{ hours } 40 \text{ minutes}) Duration=(14−8) hours (65−40) minutes\text{Duration} = (14-8) \text{ hours } (65-40) \text{ minutes} Duration=6 hours 25 minutes\text{Duration} = 6 \text{ hours } 25 \text{ minutes}
  3. Compare with the learner's claim.

    The calculated duration is 6 hours 25 minutes. The learner claims 7 hours 45 minutes.

    • The learner is incorrect.

    2.5 Thato claims that if she leaves the school ten minutes after the end of the last period and travels 2122\frac{1}{2} hours to get home, she will be at home at 17:30. Is Thato correct? Verify your answer with calculations.

  4. Determine the end time of the last period.

    The last period on the timetable ends at 15:05.

  5. Calculate the time Thato leaves school.

    Leaves school = 15:05+10 minutes=15:1515:05 + 10 \text{ minutes} = 15:15.

  6. Convert travel time to hours and minutes.

    212 hours=2 hours 30 minutes2\frac{1}{2} \text{ hours} = 2 \text{ hours } 30 \text{ minutes}.

  7. Calculate Thato's arrival time at home.

    Arrival time = 15:15+2 hours 30 minutes15:15 + 2 \text{ hours } 30 \text{ minutes}
    Arrival time = 17:4517:45.

  8. Compare with Thato's claim.

    Thato claims she will be home at 17:30. The calculated arrival time is 17:45.

    • Thato is incorrect.

    2.6 Palesa attends the school with the time table above. If she takes 45 minutes to get ready for school, her bus takes 20 minutes to take her to school and she walks 5 minutes to her first class, at what time must she wake up?

  9. Determine the start time of the first class.

    The earliest first class on the timetable is 08:40.

  10. Calculate the time Palesa must arrive at school (before walking to class).

    Arrival at school building = 08:40−5 minutes (walk)=08:3508:40 - 5 \text{ minutes (walk)} = 08:35.

  11. Calculate the time Palesa must leave home (bus stop).

    Departure from home = 08:35−20 minutes (bus)=08:1508:35 - 20 \text{ minutes (bus)} = 08:15.

  12. Calculate Palesa's wake-up time.

    Wake-up time = 08:15−45 minutes (get ready)08:15 - 45 \text{ minutes (get ready)}
    To subtract 45 minutes from 08:15, borrow 1 hour (60 minutes) from 8 hours:
    Wake-up time = (7 hours (60+15) minutes)−45 minutes(7 \text{ hours } (60+15) \text{ minutes}) - 45 \text{ minutes}
    Wake-up time = (7 hours 75 minutes)−45 minutes(7 \text{ hours } 75 \text{ minutes}) - 45 \text{ minutes}
    Wake-up time = 7 hours (75−45) minutes7 \text{ hours } (75-45) \text{ minutes}
    Wake-up time = 7 hours 30 minutes7 \text{ hours } 30 \text{ minutes}.
    Palesa must wake up at 07:30\boxed{\text{07:30}}.

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