Divide 44degree8min. Into two parts such that the no. Of sexagesimal sec. In one part may be equal to no. Of centisimal sec. in other parts
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Emimilili
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a =83621,05263 ".
you have a =first angle in sec sexa and b = lhe other angle in cent (grad) → (a" and b g.).
a = b (value but Remember b is in g. so b g. = (9/10 ) b ")
but with units you have a +(9/10)b = 44° 8' =((44×60)+8 )X60 = 158 880" .
1f a = b, Then we can also write a + ( 9/10)a = 158 880 → a = 83621, 05263"
so b= 83621, 05263 g. = 83621,05263 × ( 9/10) = 7525 8,94737"
You can ckeck.:
a = 83621, 05263" / (60×60 )=23,22807018 °= 23 ° 13' 41, 05263"
b =83621,05263g, = 7 5258, 94737"/ (60X 60 )= 20° 54' 18,94 737" (ps: b = 25g.80' 89,6686")
a+b= 23° 13' 41,05 263" + 20 ° 54' 18, 94737" = 43°67'60''= 44 ° 8 = 83621, 05263" + 75258, 94737" = 158 880"
with same seconds in " OR g, : 83621 , O5263
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