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convert this 17°31' to a degree
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it is a degree you mean convert to a decimal maybe?
yeah thats what i mean
do you know how @satellite73
yes
\[31'=\frac{31}{60}\]
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use a calculator
thats what i thought but i wasnt sure
the answer would be 17.52
but when i find that i just add it to 72 right?
17 right?
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yeah thats what i meant sorry but thank youuuu
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