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Answer 1

I thought that was the answer too

Answer 2

It isn't

Answer 3

\[30^{0} 28^{'} 10^{"}\]final answer is

Answer 4

because 70" is equal to 1' 10"

Answer 5

How do you get the correct answer?
That is what i'm stuck on

Answer 6

<30 15' 30"

Answer 7

1degree = 60'

and

1 minute = 60"

Answer 8

Hey Nancy, how did u get yr answer??

Answer 9

Anything wrong in what I have done??

Answer 10

<ROS +<SOT =30
segment RO =15"
segment OT =30 "

Answer 11

<ROS +<SOT=<ROT

Answer 12

No, I understand that 1° = 60' and that 1' = 60" but- I just don't get how to get the answer >.<

Answer 13

< is mean angle

Answer 14

I'm super confused-

Answer 15

< is mean angle, not >

Answer 16

See alexone, while adding angles u hv to add degree to degree, minute to minute and second to second

Answer 17

On doing so, u get 30 degree, 27 minutes and 70 seconds

Answer 18

But 60 seconds = 1minute

so, 70 seconds = 1 minute n 10 seconds
so we add this minute to the minute column and get 28 minutes n 10 seconds

Answer 19

no not minut ,
<ROS +<SOT + ROT
and <ROT have segment RO and OT
RO = 15'
OT=30"

Answer 20

So final answer is 30 deg 28 min 10 sec

Is tht the answer in the key??

Answer 21

angle is 30 I postive

Answer 22

No it's correct I did it and got the same

Answer 23

alexone u have a key or u know what exactly ' and " ?

Answer 24

No key- I know what ' and " is

Answer 25

than I don't know

Answer 26

' means minutes and '' means seconds
it finally means <ROS=20 degrees,15minutes and 40seconds
since <ROT=<ROS+<SOT,
then it bcoms 30degree,27 minutes and70 seconds
but 70 seconds is minute and 10 seconds add that 1minute to 27 it bcums 28minutes and 10 seconds
so final answer is 70degrees28'10"

Answer 27

@ thrylokya
how did u get 70 degree ??????

Answer 28

m <ROS = 41° 12', m <ROT = 62° 8' 12" now... I got 103° 20' 12" what do I do to get the final answer?

Answer 29

I am trying my BEST to understand this haha

Answer 30

This is the final answer, no further simplification required

Answer 31

Are you sure? the 103 isn't too large or anything? In any case the when adding the ° 's it's always the same?