HOW TO CONVERT DEGREES MINUTES SECONDS TO DECIMAL DEGREES IN HP 50G

Equation: How to write and equation that includes SIN of 10 degrees 25 minutes 15 seconds to Decimal Degrees (10.4208 degrees. OR convert 10.4208 degrees back to 10 degrees 25 minutes 15 seconds.

Hi,
When using the Equation Writer, you can also find commands in the CAT menu ( red rightshift SYMB ) or you can manually type them in using alpha letters too.
However, for the numeric equation solver, you can trick RPN mode into accepting HMS-> and ->HMS as follows:
create a program:
<< `B=->HMS(ACOS(SIN(HMS->(A))))` >> (note: you will have to enter the brackets manually)
Note: ` is a slanted apostrophe, obtained by press and hold Red RightShift ( ) and ' ( ).
Save this program as e.g. 'EQ1'
Open the numeric solver and for "Eq:" select CHOOS then select EQ1. It should show the program equation and variables A and B. You can enter data and solve for variables as normal.
Best regards.
EDIT: you can actually write this program directly in the editor of the Solver without first creating EQ1.
Note: I do not work for HP, I just like playing with calculators :-)

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