I feel dumb for having to ask this, but oh well. This is not homework - I'm studying for a final.
When converting from a Degrees-Minutes-Seconds coordinate system to a Decimal Degrees system, the conversion is simply D+M/60+S/3600. To convert from DD to DMS you leave the integral part of the number, then do, for example,. So you do
to get 2625.12, then take
, which gives you the minutes, but how do you recover the seconds? I know it's simple but I'm having one of those moments.