[Python] How do you extract part of a numeric tuple with Python

I am stuck on one exercise to extract the lat lon from a tuple and print lat lon on separate lines.

nyc_data = {'city': 'New York', 'population': 8175133, 'coordinates': (40.661, -73.944) }
print(nyc_data['coordinates'])


which produces

(40.661, -73.944)


I assigned 'New York' to a variable and was able to slice 'New' but when I tried this on a numeric value it only reproduces the whole number. How do you slice a numeric value in a tuple?

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