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Given below are the times at which the moon rises and sets in Delhi (on the given days). Date Time of moonrise (hours: minutes) Time of moon (hours: minutes)set 28-10-2007

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प्रश्न

Given below are the times at which the moon rises and sets in Delhi (on the given days).

Date

Time of moonrise

(hours: minutes)

Time of moon (hours: minutes)set
28-10-2007 19:16 08:50
29-10-2007 20:17 10:03
30-10-2007 21:22 11:08
31-10-2007 22:29 12:03
  • On 28 October the moon came out at ___ minutes past ___ o’clock.
  • On 29 October the moon came out at ___ minutes past ___ o’clock.
  • On 29 October there was a difference of ___ hours and ___ minutes in the time of the moonrise (as compared to 28 October).
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उत्तर

  • On 28 October the moon came out at 16  minutes past  7 o’clock.
  • On 29 October the moon came out at 17  minutes past 8 o’clock.
  • On 29 October there was a difference of 1 hour and 1 minute in the time of the moonrise (as compared to 28 October).
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