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1. Based on the Degree – Minute – Second System, one degree is divided equally into sixty minutes, and in turn, each minute is divided equally into sixty seconds. How many minutes and seconds are there at an angle of 63.75⁰?

a. 3,825 minutes and 229,500 seconds

b. 3,825 minutes and 229,000 seconds

c. 3,835 minutes and 230,000 seconds

d. 3,835 minutes and 230,500 seconds

2. An angle measuring 0.001⁰ is needed to complete half of a revolution. Given these circumstances, what is the equivalent of its supplement in the DMS System?

a. 179⁰57’54.4’’

b. 179⁰59’56.4’’

c. 179⁰59’52.4’’

d. 179⁰61’58.4’’

3. is the equivalent of -32⁰10’12’’ in decimal degrees?

a. -32.13⁰

b. -32.15⁰

c. -32.17⁰

d. -32.19⁰

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