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Express 922 minutes in degrees and minutes.
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15° 22'
What is the total number of degrees in 980 minutes and 9,600 seconds?
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19°
What is the sum of these angles, 107° 51' 56", 41° 38' 57", and 80° 29' 52"?
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230° 0' 45"
What is the difference of an angle that measures 80°, and an angle that measures 33° 52' 27"?
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The measure of one angle is 7° 55'. What is the total number of degrees and minutes in 4 of these angles?
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To convert degrees into minutes, multiply the number of degrees by 60 min./degree and then express the product in terms of minutes.
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