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A 24-hour digital clock occasionally shows times that are palindromes such as 0:34:30, 21:33:12, and 1:20:21, if we ignore the colons.

What is the smallest interval between two such times?

Clarification: If the hour and/or minute and/or second have leading zeroes, only the leading zero for the hour is dropped. For example, one second after midnight would be displayed as 0:00:01.


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A 24-hour digital clock occasionally shows times that are palindromes such as 0:34:30, 21:33:12, and 1:20:21, if we ignore the colons.

What is the smallest interval between two such times?


Attribution: momath.org

A 24-hour digital clock occasionally shows times that are palindromes such as 0:34:30, 21:33:12, and 1:20:21, if we ignore the colons.

What is the smallest interval between two such times?

Clarification: If the hour and/or minute and/or second have leading zeroes, only the leading zero for the hour is dropped. For example, one second after midnight would be displayed as 0:00:01.


Attribution: momath.org

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What is the smallest interval between two palindromic times on a 24-hour digital clock?

A 24-hour digital clock occasionally shows times that are palindromes such as 0:34:30, 21:33:12, and 1:20:21, if we ignore the colons.

What is the smallest interval between two such times?


Attribution: momath.org