Math, asked by adityamishra2240, 4 months ago

What is the sum of 27°42'30" and 56°38' ?

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Answered by rashmiingole23

Step-by-step explanation:

56° 38 ' + 27° 42' 30" = 84° 20' 30" --- (i = 60')

56° 38' 0"

+27°42' 30"

= 84° 80' 30"

= 20'

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What is the sum of 27°42'30" and 56°38' ?​

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What is the sum of 27°42'30" and 56°38' ?