How to Read Stopwatch

Basically we are describing only two types of stopwatches, the traditional non-digital watch with an outsizes hand that circles the clock in a clockwise motion and more modern digital clock that typically .relying on which clock you use you will be eager to understand the thanks to read them.

Non Digital Stopwatch

Look at the massive hand that rotates around the outside numbers of the stopwatch. this is often often the "seconds" hand. you will see the stopwatch within the image to the left side of this step.

Examine the smaller inside hand; very almost like the larger seconds hand, this smaller hand also rotates clockwise but measures the minutes used.

Combine the small minutes hand with the larger seconds hand to receive the entire time used. as an example if the small hand is on the three and thus the big hand is on the 45 mark, then you've used 3 minutes and 45 seconds.Press the button at the very best of the stopwatch to reset the hands to the zero mark.

 Digital Stopwatches

Those numbers represent the minutes used. you will see a digital stopwatch within the image to the left.

Those numbers are the seconds used.Look at the two smaller numbers after the second. Those numbers move much faster because they're the "hundredths of seconds" used.

Combine the quantity for your full time used. as an example 09:10:00 would be 11 minutes, 14 seconds and 01 hundredths of a second.Some stopwatches also offer "lap" times during which a second button is pressed to measure each "lap" completed. The numbers are read within the exact same manner, however, you will have quite only one occasion displayed. the image to the left of this step shows a "lap-enabled digital stopwatch"; the lowest time could also be a mixture of all the laps.

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