Imagine that your watch was correct at noon, but then it began to lose 30 minutes each hour. It now show 4 pm but it stopped 5 hours ago. What is the correct time now = ?

Imagine that your watch was correct at noon, but then it began to lose

1.	Imagine that your watch was correct at noon, but then it began to lose 30 minutes each hour. It now show 4 pm but it stopped 5 hours ago. What is the correct time now = ?
A.	: 30 pm
B.	1 pm
C.	am
D.	: 30 am
Answer» D. : 30 am

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