John and Julie had a date one Saturday. They agreed to meet outside the cinema at \(8 \mathrm{pm}\). Julie thought that her watch was 5 minutes fast but in actual fact it was 5 minutes slow.

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John and Julie had a date one Saturday. They agreed to meet outside the cinema at \(8 \mathrm{pm}\). Julie thought that her watch was 5 minutes fast but in actual fact it was 5 minutes slow.

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