1.
Look
at
the
first
two
digits
on
a
digital
stopwatch.
Those
numbers
represent
the
minutes
used.
You
can
 see
a
digital
stopwatch
in
the
picture
to
the
left.
2
Look
at
the
new
two
larger
numbers
after
the
":"
mark.
Those
numbers
are
the
seconds
used.
3
Look
at
the
two
smaller
numbers
after
the
second.
Those
numbers
move
much
faster
because
they
are
the
"hundredths
of
seconds"
used.
4.
Combine
the
number
for
your
full
time
used.
For
 instance
11:14:01
would
be
11
minutes,
14
seconds
and
01
hundredths
of
a
second.
Some
 stopwatches
 also
 offer
 "lap"
 times
 in
 which
 a
 second
 button
 is
 pressed
 to
 measure
 each
 "lap"
 completed.
The
 numbers
 are
 read
 in
 the
 exact
 same
 manner,
 however,
 you
 may
 have
 more
 than
 one
 time
 displayed.
The
picture
to
the
left
of
this
step
shows
a
"lap‐ enabled
digital
stopwatch";
the
bottom
time
is
a
 combination
of
all
the
laps.
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