Trigonometry - Foundations - Degrees, Minutes, Seconds - Four Examples

Explanation of degrees, minutes, and seconds, and examples of converting between decimals and DMS format.

[@Clockwork_Angel]

This was really helpful. I’m trying to get the hang of trig and both of your examples helped me tremendously. The book I’m using wasn’t clear on this topic.

[@pratikb8131]

Probably best explanation

[@benjaminbalog7828]

This helped a lot, much love from Croatia.

[@amberwinterbourne5253]

I spent almost an hr looking for a video with this information! Can you do one about distance or length between two Log and Lat locations?

[@Roo__]

You are a great explainer! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us :) Really helped me out alot!

[@audadi4326]

Roo. Welcome !

[@happykhan299]

Great..can you please guide on Lamert datum transformation...I am facing this problem...will be great help..
Or any formula in excel..
Thanks

[@ashujha8158]

thanx bro.. it was a great help from your video..

[@ashleydecherd1173]

Learning about this in GT Geometry. Thank you so much! Your explanation was very clear and precise, which helped me to understand.

[@fazalaminkhan7222]

Thanks very interesting but please make one video about how we measure distance between two longitude and latitude?

[@VishnuDhath]

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[@heyitscfs]

Thank you so much Sir you helped me soooooo much!

[@padmajakudupu102]

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[@Viral_arts_and_handicrafts]

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[@bryanjacinto4590]

Is it just me or the 2nd example gave me 63.970000. How did that became 63.978? unless i did the calculation wrong or does it still matter?

[@TheInfiniteLooper]

It's been over 2.5 years so I'm not sure where I got the 8 from. Probably read my notes wrong. I just tried it again several times and got 63.97 each time. Thanks for pointing that out!

[@elmerares1540]

you are absolutely correct, the answer is 63.97 degrees

[@petroczinationalrailservic10]

I was like... huh... This didn't workout the same lol

[@santununagchowdhury]

Thank you very much sir! It is very useful for me. keep it up. take care sir!

[@mohammedraihanmakba1600]

thanks for the explanation; was great

[@MohammadAlshahrani]

It is a great explanation :)

[@blurbmusic1507]

Best video

[@neomayad]

How would you convert Degrees Decimal Minutes (DDM) into Degrees Minutes Seconds (DMS)? And how would you convert Degrees Decimal Minutes (DDM) into Decimal degrees (DD). I've searched far and wide and haven't found and answer.

[@TheInfiniteLooper]

Converting DDM to DMS is actually part of what happens in examples 3 and 4. In example 3 I eventually get to 7.68 minutes. In example 4 I eventually get to 37.44 minutes. Then I convert those to DMS form and add them to the degrees I already had. Follow the process in those examples to get a DMS answer. Then you can convert that DMS to DD format like in examples 1 and 2.

[@harsimrankaur6901]

Very well explained 👍

[@ChristynaElaine]

You are amazing omg I'm taking a pre cal final tomorrow and this really helped

[@lorrainedisua9716]

Thank you very much.

[@dayanaradelrosario3268]

God bless you! This video is so understandable

[@ull893]

I will explain that in a second, sorry in a minute, oh sorry in a degree! 😊

[@shriyanshsingh8195]

Thanks for helping sir, you are really amazing

[@XtraCash7]

Gracias

[@ronit043]

Thanks for the amazing video

[@akshayshinde9990]

thanx buddy , it's very useful info , thanx

[@Rana-zn8kn]

that was a really helpful video thank you so much

[@wisamar1113]

Amazing job, I love it.

[@pratikb8131]

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Never give up!!!

[@carriemcclaine2049]

Thank you so much. Your video is very helpful!

[@LadIJay23]

Great video! Helped a lot!

[@acaifig6211]

Was trying not to fail maths ended up being down bad for some 7 year youtubers voice

[@kostadrandakis5891]

How do you put that into a calculator!?!

[@behappy9029]

How convert 1degree57minute to 117min

[@miralove791]

for the part that says 1/3600 can I do it, 47 x 1/60 x 1/60

[@TheInfiniteLooper]

+Mira Love Yes, because the 1/60 * 1/60 is basically where the 1/3600 comes from.

[@strawberry7383]

Thankyou so much!!!!!

[@yootoobsamantha]

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[@HighOctaneExtreme]

WHAT kind of math use this ?

[@ask-wj2pf]

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[@rohitrawat5263]

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[@MohamedMohamed-ww2fo]

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[@muhammadzeeshan-oi7mq]

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[@lexiesmiski]

Thank you for this!!!

[@Travisbryson1978]

Great vid. Thx

[@lexiebarnetson468]

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[@shivaramprasad9451]

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[@shameema00]

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[@poorvijain3144]

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[@gate9595]

Thanks yuh !!!!

[@yabetstuji9897]

i didnt under stund on eg 3

[@blakethompson8022]

10 min - decimal deg to DMS

[@lofiff6052]

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[@insanenova4975]

I wish my teacher let me use a calculator

[@kimsky7681]

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[@piss5759]

came here to do some learning, but why tf does this guy sound like yuri lowenthal lmaoaoaoao

[@marcusbrady5011]

this legit is so confusing i just need to work out how to do seconds to degrees on my calculator

[@NavneetKumar-dz8yx]

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