Run: 2026-02-16-01KHM608EEFM2VF57EGG7RR91Y

Let's break down the information given: 1. The clock shows 3:45. 2. It's 15 minutes slow, so the actual time is 3:45 + 0:15 = 4:00. 3. But we're also told "the actual time is a quarter past an hour", which would be :15 after the hour. The only time that satisfies both conditions (being 15 minutes ahead of 3:45 and being a quarter past the hour) is 4:15. Here's why: - 3:45 + 15 minutes = 4:00 (but this isn't a quarter past) - The next quarter past would be 4:15, which is indeed 15 minutes ahead of 3:45 (since 4:15 - 3:45 = 30 minutes, but wait this contradicts the "15 minutes slow") - Wait, let's re-examine: if the clock is slow, then actual time = clock time + 15 minutes = 3:45 + 15 = 4:00 - But "a quarter past an hour" would be 4:15, which contradicts the first calculation There seems to be inconsistency in the given information. The most plausible answer based on the "quarter past" clue is: 04:15