a) 27°16' 38" + 41°23' 15" b) 114°40' 9" + 37°18' 42" c) 95°48' 36" – 29 °31' 10" d) 63°14' 50" – 16 °5' 8" SEARCH IN THE RIGHT COLUMN FOR THE CORRECT RESULT OF EACH OI THE OPERATIONS ON THE LEFT: 14017' 32" 65°42' 19" + 74°35' 13" 75°40' 55" 76°46' 12" 77°14' 12" 163°26' 47" – 86°40' 35" 139°77' 32" 77°46' 11"
a) 27°16' 38" + 41°23' 15" b) 114°40' 9" + 37°18' 42" c) 95°48' 36" – 29 °31' 10" d) 63°14' 50" – 16 °5' 8" SEARCH IN THE RIGHT COLUMN FOR THE CORRECT RESULT OF EACH OI THE OPERATIONS ON THE LEFT: 14017' 32" 65°42' 19" + 74°35' 13" 75°40' 55" 76°46' 12" 77°14' 12" 163°26' 47" – 86°40' 35" 139°77' 32" 77°46' 11"
a) 27°16' 38" + 41°23' 15" b) 114°40' 9" + 37°18' 42" c) 95°48' 36" – 29 °31' 10" d) 63°14' 50" – 16 °5' 8" SEARCH IN THE RIGHT COLUMN FOR THE CORRECT RESULT OF EACH OI THE OPERATIONS ON THE LEFT: 14017' 32" 65°42' 19" + 74°35' 13" 75°40' 55" 76°46' 12" 77°14' 12" 163°26' 47" – 86°40' 35" 139°77' 32" 77°46' 11"
the subject is the ** Sum of Angles expressed in degrees, minutes and seconds **. Watch the video and copy the examples so that later you can do the exercises that will be put later.
[https://youtu.be/KnUm07Wgm9g]
Transcribed Image Text:PLACE THESE ANGLES AND DO THE ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION:
a) 27°16' 38" + 41°23' 15"
b) 114°40' 9" + 37°18' 42"
c) 95°48' 36" – 29 °31' 10"
d) 63°14' 50" - 16 °5' 8"
SEARCH IN THE RIGHT COLUMN FOR THE CORRECT RESULT OF EACH OF
THE OPERATIONS ON THE LEFT:
140°17' 32"
65°42' 19" + 74°35' 13"
75°40' 55"
76°46' 12"
77°14' 12"
139°77' 32"
163°26' 47" – 86°40' 35"
77°46' 11"
Figure in plane geometry formed by two rays or lines that share a common endpoint, called the vertex. The angle is measured in degrees using a protractor. The different types of angles are acute, obtuse, right, straight, and reflex.
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