how to figure increments of 1 hr 45 min starting at 6am

starting at 6 am, what would the time be every 1 hr and 45 min
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6am

7:45am

8:90=9:30am

10:75=11:15am

1pm

2:45pm

3:90=4:30pm

5:75=6:15pm

8pm

9:45pm

10:90=11:30pm

12:75=1:15am

3am

4:45am

5:90=6:30am

7:75=8:15am

10am, etc. (see table)

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