Convert the angle to decimal degree notation

Bradford T. answered • 02/20/22

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17° 30' means 17 degrees and 30 minutes. There are 60 minutes in a degree, so 30 minutes is half of a degree or 0.5 degrees. The decimal form is:

17.5 degrees.

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Mark M. answered • 02/20/22

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30' is 30 minutes

30' = 0.5°

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