FIND TIME DIFFERENCE

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HI, I HAVE THREE COLUMNS. COLUMN A COLUMN B COLUMNC 2.43 2.45 00:02:00

WHAT I WANT IS COLUMN A HAVE START TIME, AND COLUMN B HAVE END TIME.I NEED THE TIME DIFFERENCE OF START AND END TIME IN COLUMN C FORMAT LIKE(HH:MM:SS)

SOMEBODY CAN HELP ME PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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