tanishk tanishk

16-01-2017
Mathematics

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Convert the angle 13°38'35" to decimal degrees and round to the nearest hundredth of a degree.

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deannaeaston201 deannaeaston201

16-01-2017

Algebraically:
13 + (38/60) + (35/3600) = 13. 6431 degrees

If you have a graphing calculator ( I am using a TI-84 plus Silver Edition):
13(press 2nd -> apps -> 1) 38 (press 2nd -> apps -> 2) 35 (press alpha -> +) = 13.6431

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