Good question. When write an angle in degrees, minutes, seconds, the degree amount is already established. Technically what we're doing to find minutes is setting up a ratio like this: In our case it's 0.2809° to minutes, so ... 1 degree = 60 minutes 0.2809° degrees = x minutes Hope that makes sense!
Good explaining. I'm studying trigonometry from s l loney book part 1. Example 3,4 are quite challenging sets. I haven't found videos on how to solve them. Can you make some videos on those too?
Sure, but I don't know the questions. Use this link biology-forums.com/index.php?board=96 to post the question word for word, and I can help you out there 👍
