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How do I subtract this: 68°14' - 8°15'
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\[60°14' - 8°15'\]\[=59°74' - 8°15'\]\[=51°59'\]
ok wasn't sure I could turn it to 74, lol Thought I would have to keep it at 60
wait a minute, lol the question is 68°14' minus 8°15'
You have to borrow a degree from the 68 which is also 60 minutes so this leaves 67 degree and 74 minutes on top.
Now you can proceed with your subtraction.
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ok then it basic math.
Thanks.
Yes.
so then the answer is 59°59'
a degree is 60 minutes \[1°0'=0°60'\]
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Yes 59 degrees, 59 minutes
isnt it \[51°59'\]?
@UnkleRhakus It was 68 degrees 14 minutes I think you thought it was something else.
ah yes i wrote the question down wrong
\[68°14-8°15=59°59'\]
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