ADPKD is caused by mutations of one of two genes, the ADPKD1 gene or the ADPKD2 gene. Mutations of the ADPKD1 gene account for approximately 85 percent of cases; the ADPKD2 gene accounts for approximately 15 percent of cases. These mutations are inherited as an autosomal dominant trait.
This is because the hour hand continues to move as the minute hand moves. Hence every 12 hours, the minute hand only overtakes the hour hand 11 times, 22 times in 24 hours. Since it makes 2 right angle per cycle, that's 2 x 22 = 44 right angles per day. 3/6/2014 | Philip P. The number of cycles in 24 hours, then = (0.923)(24) = 22.153. That's how you compute how many times the minute hand catches up the hour hand in 24 hours (round to 22). Thanks for your question.
Best Answer: If you count both 12 am AND 12 pm, the answer is 12. But if you pick any other starting point (like 1 am), they meet 11 times in a 12-hour period. In a 24-hour day, the hour and minute hand meet 22 times. The reason is, the hour hand also makes 2 revolutions around the clock each 24 hours. So you have to subtract these two from the 24 times that the minute hand spins around. The minute hand has to travel a little further each hour to catch the hour hand, about an extra 5 minutes or so.