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How do you add degrees, minutes and seconds?

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AL2006
It isn't easy.  You just have to go slowly and keep your wits about you.

-- Add the seconds.  If the sum is more than 60, then take 60 off, write what's left
as seconds, and carry 1 minute next door to the minutes.

-- Add the minutes. If the sum is more than 60, then take 60 off, write what's left
as minutes, and carry 1 degree next door to the degrees.

-- Add the degrees.

You can use exactly the same procedure to add hours, minutes, and seconds
of time.
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