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Did You Calculate This Wrong? Half of 3/4 Explained Instantly! - Crosslake

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So perhaps completes refers to something else.
Alternative interpretation: the minute hand completes a full rotation...
Wait — 720 / 24 = 30 → so 30 rotations per hour equivalent. But let’s...
But standard minute gear should be 1. So discrepancy.
Perhaps completes 720 refers to tracking accuracy or data points — but...
But then, if minute hand completes 720 rotations in 24 hours, it turns...
But a real minute hand turns once per hour — so this gear has 30 times...
Let T_minute be teeth on minute gear = 72.
Let T_hour be teeth on hour gear — unknown.
Then speed ratio (minute:hour) = T_hour / T_minute.

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