During a stargazing event

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Problem

During a stargazing event, an astronomer measures the inclination of a celestial body as (52.75)∘(52.75)^\circ, while a fellow astronomer records the same inclination as 52∘45′52^\circ 45'. Select the correct statement from the following options. (1) A The difference between the measurements is 0.50∘0.50^\circ. (2) B The difference between the measurements is 0∘0′0^\circ 0'. (3) C The difference between the measurements is 0∘05′0^\circ 05'. (4) D The difference between the measurements is 0.32∘0.32^\circ.

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