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Message from @Z to the C

Discord ID: 301539538591809537

2017-04-12 02:03:23 UTC

any1 good at trig

2017-04-12 02:03:29 UTC

ye

2017-04-12 02:03:41 UTC

cuz i h8 word problems

2017-04-12 02:03:52 UTC

wat is it m8

2017-04-12 02:04:13 UTC

Trig trag willy wag

2017-04-12 02:07:33 UTC

ok so

2017-04-12 02:09:06 UTC

2017-04-12 02:09:16 UTC

how can an angle be 21 degrees

2017-04-12 02:09:21 UTC

and 20 feet??

2017-04-12 02:09:30 UTC

what u mean

2017-04-12 02:09:39 UTC

carry the 1

2017-04-12 02:09:43 UTC

simple

2017-04-12 02:09:47 UTC

simple math really

2017-04-12 02:09:59 UTC

okok hold up

2017-04-12 02:10:06 UTC

That isn't feet

2017-04-12 02:10:11 UTC

it is

2017-04-12 02:10:17 UTC

Minutes and seconds

2017-04-12 02:10:21 UTC

(x)' is represented

2017-04-12 02:10:22 UTC

Degrees

2017-04-12 02:10:23 UTC

in feet

2017-04-12 02:10:28 UTC

in my problems

2017-04-12 02:10:39 UTC

(that's what my teacher said atleast)

2017-04-12 02:10:49 UTC

Your teacher is fucking dumb

2017-04-12 02:11:05 UTC

Or you are

2017-04-12 02:11:07 UTC

Either one

2017-04-12 02:11:09 UTC

Joke

2017-04-12 02:11:26 UTC

Angles go degree, then minutes, then seconds

2017-04-12 02:12:08 UTC

so what would the degrees = then

2017-04-12 02:12:11 UTC

60 minutes is one degree

2017-04-12 02:12:47 UTC

So that's 21 and one third degrees

2017-04-12 02:13:08 UTC

thx so much my dude

2017-04-12 02:13:13 UTC

she never taught us

2017-04-12 02:13:15 UTC

about mins

2017-04-12 02:13:19 UTC

;/

2017-04-12 02:13:23 UTC

Those measurements are used more often for things like astronomy and latitude/longitude.

2017-04-12 02:13:33 UTC

Most cases are not going to go beyond degrees.

2017-04-12 02:13:58 UTC

i asked her what that meant and she said skip the problem

2017-04-12 02:14:01 UTC

u'll learn that

2017-04-12 02:14:07 UTC

***later**

2017-04-12 02:14:13 UTC

Sounds like the teacher didn't know the subject.

2017-04-12 02:14:27 UTC

she said i'd learn it in like a year