The following time was seen on Samrat and Varun's watch when the actual time is $1 : 28 p . m .$ Calculate the time shown on Varun's watch, when the actual time was half past $6$ in the evening.

5 : 30 p . m .

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6 : 55 p . m .

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6 : 30 p . m .

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5 : 55 p . m .

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The correct option is B $6 : 55 p . m .$
Actual time is $1 : 28 p . m .$ i.e., $13 : 28$
So, Samrat's watch is $13$ mins slow.
And, Varun's watch is $25$ mins fast.\
Half past, $6 p . m .$ means $6 : 30 p . m .$
$= 6 : 55 p . m .$

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The following time was seen on Samrat and Varun's watch when the actual time is 1:28 p.m. Calculate the time shown on Varun's watch, when the actual time was half past 6 in the evening.

The correct option is B 6:55 p.m.Actual time is 1:28 p.m. i.e., 13:28So, Samrat's watch is 13 mins slow.And, Varun's watch is 25 mins fast.\Half past, 6 p.m. means 6:30 p.m.=6:55 p.m.

The following time was seen on Samrat and Varun's watch when the actual time is $1 : 28 p . m .$ Calculate the time shown on Varun's watch, when the actual time was half past $6$ in the evening.

The correct option is B $6 : 55 p . m .$
Actual time is $1 : 28 p . m .$ i.e., $13 : 28$
So, Samrat's watch is $13$ mins slow.
And, Varun's watch is $25$ mins fast.\
Half past, $6 p . m .$ means $6 : 30 p . m .$
$= 6 : 55 p . m .$