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06-03-2017
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Convert the angle 61°38'45" to decimal degrees, and round to the nearest hundredth of a degree.

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06-03-2017

Angle = 61°38'45"

1' = 60''

= 61°38' 45/60''

Now, 1° = 60'

= 61° 38.75/60'

= 61.65° [ Final Answer ]

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