Convert the angle 30°37'11" to decimal degrees and round to the nearest hundredth of a degree. Show it step by step.

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If you would like to convert the <span>angle 30° 37' 11" to decimal degrees, you can do this using the following steps:

</span>30° 37' 11" = 30 + 37/60 + 11/3600 = 108000/3600 + 2220/3600 + 11/3600 = 110231/3600 = 30.62°

The correct result would be 30.62°.

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