To convert decimal degrees to degrees, minutes and seconds we need to take the following steps:
0. For the degrees use the whole number part of the decimal
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1. For the minutes multiply the remaining decimal by 60. Use the whole number part of the answer as minutes.
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2. For the seconds multiply the new remaining decimal by 60
With this in mind we have:
![\begin{gathered} 41.247287\degree=41\degree(0.247287)(60) \\ =41\degree14.83722^(\prime) \\ =41\degree14^(\prime)(0.83722)(60) \\ =41\degree14^(\prime)50.2332^(\prime\prime) \end{gathered}](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/college/gzxj8tin61ks4rzq4f7660yvzum8ylja02.png)
and
![\begin{gathered} -76.983355\degree=-76\degree(0.983355)(60) \\ =-76\degree59.0013^(\prime) \\ =-76\degree56^(\prime)(0.0013)(60) \\ =-76\degree56^(\prime)0.078^(\prime)^(\prime) \end{gathered}](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/college/uohyrjtzjajio2qh6d6m6gvooj4pwsv9xw.png)
Therefore, the measurent is degrees, minutes and seconds is:
![41\degree14^(\prime)50.2332^(\prime)^(\prime),-76\degree56^(\prime)0.078^(\prime)^(\prime)](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/college/hyjevoa7ksosi57o8dz7y5z3tgqyw6iw9o.png)