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The above time was seen on Samran and Varun's watch when the actual time is $1 : 28 p . m .$ Calculate the time shown on Samrat's watch when the time on Varun's watch was $5$ minutes to midnight.

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11 : 30 p . m .

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12 : 17 p . m .

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C

11 : 55 p . m .

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D

11 : 17 p . m .

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Solution

The correct option is B $11 : 17 p . m .$
Time on Varun's watch $= 5 m i n s$ to midnight $= 11 : 55 p . m .$
Actual time when Varun's watch shows $11 : 55 p . m . = 11 : 30 p . m .$
$∴$ Time on Samrat's watch $= 11 : 17 p . m .$

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