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2. Using the DMS method to describe an angle, one degree of angle measurement can be divided into how many minutes? A. 360′ B. 60′ C. 90′ D. 100′

2. Using the DMS method to describe an angle, one degree of angle measurement can be divided into how many minutes? A. 360′ B. 60′ C. 90′ D. 100′
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2. Using the DMS method to describe an angle, one degree of angle measurement can be divided into how many minutes?

A. 360′
B. 60′
C. 90′
D. 100′

User Yuki Inoue
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B

Explanation:

1° = 60 minutes = 3600 seconds

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