The formula to calculate the end time of the movie is:
\[ \text{ET} = \text{ST} + \text{D} \]
Where:
A movie end time refers to the exact time a movie finishes playing. This includes not only the main content of the film but also the opening credits, closing credits, and any additional scenes or previews that may be included. The end time is important for viewers to plan their schedule accordingly, especially if they are watching the movie in a theater and need to arrange transportation or other plans after the movie. It is also crucial for the theater staff for scheduling purposes, allowing them to know when to clean the theater and prepare it for the next showing. The movie's end time can usually be calculated by adding the movie's running time to its start time.
Let's assume the following:
Step 1: Convert the start time to a timestamp and add the duration:
\[ \text{ET} = 14:00 + 120 \text{ minutes} \]
Step 2: Calculate the end time:
\[ \text{ET} = 16:00 (4:00 PM) \]
Therefore, the end time of the movie is 16:00 (4:00 PM).
