Divide 44 ° 8’ into two parts such that the numbe

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Divide 44°8’ into two parts such that the number of sexagesimal seconds in one part may be equal to the number of centesimal seconds in the other part.

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Let x = centisemal scond in one part x = sexagesimal seconds in another Total no of degrees = x/1000 + x/3600 = 44 8/60 x = 116823.53 seconds

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