Sexagesimal to Decimal Convertion

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What is the convertion of 37* 12*20**(degrees,minutes,seconds) to decimal.

Posted 29-Jul-10 4:00am

omsiani

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Is google[^] broke where you live?

Posted 29-Jul-10 4:05am

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TheyCallMeMrJames · Accepted Answer · 2010-07-29T04:03:00

Solution 1

The base is translated as-is. The first fractional portion is m/60 and the second fractional portion would be s/3600.

If you are referring to lat/long conversion, just Bing "DMS to decimal degrees".

Cheers.

Posted 29-Jul-10 4:03am

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