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24-hour time and am/pm

Name: _____________________ Date: __________

Show your thinking with numbers, words, or a drawing.

1. Write 17:40 in 12-hour time, using am or pm.

2. Write 19:50 in 12-hour time, using am or pm.

3. Write 17:55 in 12-hour time, using am or pm.

4. Write 22:25 in 12-hour time, using am or pm.

5. Write 16:00 in 12-hour time, using am or pm.

Answer key · 24-hour time and am/pm

1. 5:40 pm

17:40 is after 12:00 midday, so it is a pm time.

Take 12 away from the hour: 17 − 12 = 5.

17:40 is 5:40 pm.

2. 7:50 pm

19:50 is after 12:00 midday, so it is a pm time.

Take 12 away from the hour: 19 − 12 = 7.

19:50 is 7:50 pm.

3. 5:55 pm

17:55 is after 12:00 midday, so it is a pm time.

Take 12 away from the hour: 17 − 12 = 5.

17:55 is 5:55 pm.

4. 10:25 pm

22:25 is after 12:00 midday, so it is a pm time.

Take 12 away from the hour: 22 − 12 = 10.

22:25 is 10:25 pm.

5. 4:00 pm

16:00 is after 12:00 midday, so it is a pm time.

Take 12 away from the hour: 16 − 12 = 4.

16:00 is 4:00 pm.

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