Punchline problem solving 2nd edition: How do we know that clocks are hungry?

Question:

How can we tell if clocks are hungry?

Answer:

When clocks start to get cranky and aggressive, we know that they are hungry. This is because they "eat" seconds, and it goes back four seconds.

Explanation:

Understanding Clocks: We come to know that when the clocks are hungry they start to get cranky and aggressive. A clock is a 360-degree, fully-circle in which one hour is equal to 60 minutes, one minute to 60 seconds, and a half hour to 3600 seconds. An average clock has three hands, which are the hour, minute, as well as second hands.

Time Clocks: A time clock, additionally referred to as a punch clock, clock card machine, or time recorder, was a device that logs the beginning and ending times of shifts for hourly or flex-time employees at a workplace.