Write each angle in degrees, minutes, seconds

The video tutorial explains how to convert angles given in minutes and seconds into decimal form. It starts by relating degrees to time units, explaining that 60 minutes equal one degree and 3600 seconds equal one degree. The tutorial then demonstrates how to calculate fractional degrees from given minutes and seconds, and how to find their decimal approximations. Finally, it sums up the calculations, emphasizing the importance of direction indicated by negative signs.

Describe the process of adding fractions of degrees when converting from minutes and seconds.

How do you calculate the total degree measure when given a degree and its fractional parts?