On a digital clock, what is the number that represents the number of hours, if it is know that the remaining part of the day is 60% of the part of the day that has passed? ]

3pm I think

Step-by-step explanation:

60×24÷160×100÷60

first of all you find out how many minutes there are in 24 hours ( 1440 ) and then divide by 160.This is because the 100% of the day that has passed needs to be added to the 60% to make 160. Once you know what 1% of 1440 is... ( 9 ) you then multiply it by 100 to get to the point of the day that has passed ( 900 ) and then multiply that by 60 to convert to hours ( 15). in 12 hour format that is 3pm

Step-by-step explanation:

Equation of a line is given as

y=mx+c

Where

m Is the slope

c is the intercept on the y-axis and at x=0

So from the graph to get the intercept we will look at x=0 and check for y at that point

Prove

y=mx+c

At x= 0

y=m•0 +c

y=c

Then, the intercept is on y axis at x=0

So, from the graph, at x=0, y=0.7

Then, since y=c

Then, c=0.7

The intercept is 0.7