
Mark M. answered 11/10/22
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
a = 66 + (31 / 60) + (24 / 3600) degrees, this is simple calculator stuff!
radians = aπ / 180, againm simple calculator stuff
Alison C.
asked 11/10/22Occasionally you may encounter an angle that’s given in the degrees/minutes/second form. A degree is divided into 60 minutes (or minutes of degree), and a minute (of degree) is divided into 60 seconds.
Let a= 66 degrees 31' 24''.
Then a= degrees (in decimal notation) and
a= radians.
Mark M. answered 11/10/22
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
a = 66 + (31 / 60) + (24 / 3600) degrees, this is simple calculator stuff!
radians = aπ / 180, againm simple calculator stuff
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