if angle A=36° 27 46 and angle B= 28° 43 39"find angle a+angle b
Answers
27+43=70
46+39=85
now 85-60=25 i.e. 85=1 min 25 sec
so min=71
now 71-60= 11 i.e. 1 deg 11 min
so deg = 64+1=65
Given :
Angle A = 36°27'46''
Angle B = 28°43'39"
To find :
Angle A + Angle B
Solution :
We know that
1° = 60 '
and
1' = 60"
If a number is more than 60 for seconds and minutes
ie.
90" is more than 60" so
90" = 60" + 30" = 1'30" (equation 1)
Similarly
90' is more than 60' so
90' = 60' + 30' = 1°30' (equation 2)
It is called degree minute second or DMS format.
When minutes and seconds are less than 10.
Then it can not be written as a single digit.
It should be a written in two digits as 0n where n is 0-9.
So
13°12'7" is wrong
13°12'07" is right
So
In this question
Angle A = 36°27'46''
Angle B = 28°43'39"
So angle A + angle B = 36°27'46'' + 28°43'39"
= 64°(70')(85")
= 64°(60' + 10') (60" +25")
by using equation 1
Angle (A+B) = 64° (70')(1'25")
Angle (A+B) = 64°(71')(25")
by using equation 2
Angle (A+B) = 64°(60'+11')(25")
Angle (A+B) = 64°(1°11')(25")
So Angle (A+B) = 65° 11' 25"