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could you guys explain how do i solve sec 54˚40'
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do you know how to convert that into decimal degrees? there are 60 minutes in 1 degree, and 60 seconds in 1 minute
yes i think i do know how to convert it to decimal degrees its like 54+40/60 right?
\(54^\circ40' = 54^\circ+(\frac{40}{60})^\circ\)
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yes. so take the secant of that and you're done.
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thats the reciprocal of cos right?!
You got it...
You could have explained it to yourself :-)
haha thanks for the help Palmer!
you bet. now you go explain it to someone else, that's the route to really reinforcing your understanding...
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