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Using the dynamic counter at the top-right of the interactive map, the zoom feature, and your mouse cursor, find the number of minutes (‘) in a degree and the number of seconds (") in a minute.
Hint: Begin by zooming in on a random area on the map. Then move your curser to a spot where
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