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grad minutes Explanation: mathforum.org/library/drmath/view/55451.html 2 posts - 20 Mar 2002 A grad (or gon) is divided into 100 centigrade (grad minutes), and each centigrad into 100 deci-milligrads (grad seconds). ... Geographic ... |
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