1. Using the arc and time conversion table, perform the following conversions:a. Express in arc measure a difference in longitude of 2"39"44", 8'42"29", 14'52m12", 20'40"35', and23'09"10".b. Express in time measure a difference in longitude of 5°15'18", 13°38'35", 120°08'20", 145°52'10", and179 58'16".Check your answers by a calculator.

1. Using the arc and time conversion table, perform the following conversions: a. Express in arc measure a difference in longitude of 2'39"44", 8'42 29', 14 52 12', 20'40"35', and 23'09"10". b. Express in time measure a difference in longitude of 5°15'18", 13 38'35", 120°08°20", 145°52'10", and 179 58'16". Check your answers by a calculator.

1. Using the arc and time conversion table, perform the following conversions: a. Express in arc measure a difference in longitude of 2'39"44", 8'42 29', 14 52 12', 20'40"35', and 23'09"10". b. Express in time measure a difference in longitude of 5°15'18", 13 38'35", 120°08°20", 145°52'10", and 179 58'16". Check your answers by a calculator.

Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering (MindTap Course List)

5th Edition

ISBN:9781305084766

Author:Saeed Moaveni

Publisher:Saeed Moaveni

Chapter7: Length And Length-related Variables In Engineering

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 42P

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