how is 15°17` solved
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Solution:
Given data: 15° 17'
1 degree is equal to 60 minutes.
Hence 17' is equal to 17/60 °
⇒ Total measure in degrees = 15° + ( 17/60 ) ° = ( 900 + 17 )/60 ° = ( 917/60 )°
This can also be written as 15.28°
We know that, π radians = 180°. Then 15.28° will be:
⇒ 15.28° × π/180° = 0.08 π radians.
This is the required answer.