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Agricultural economics is a study of how agriculture and business are related. False True

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Answer:

False

Explanation:

Agricultural economics concerns itself with the study of the production and consumption of food in both developed and developing countries along with analysis of the policies that shape the world's largest industry.

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we know that

To find out the value of the angle , subtract the initial display reading from the final reading

Remember that

1°=60'

1'=60''

1°=3,600''

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Initial display reading=21° 33' 18''

Convert to seconds

21(3,600)+33(60)+18=77,598''

Final display reading=129° 20' 04''

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Convert 388,006'' to degrees

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Convert 0.7794° to minutes

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Convert 0.764' to seconds

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107° 46' 46''

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