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Express the required measurement in exact form (reduce fractions completely). What part of the circumference is an arc whose measure is a. 1°? c. 45°? e. 90°? b. 30°? d. 60°?
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\[\left\{\left\{1{}^{\circ},\frac{1}{360}\right\},\left\{45 {}^{\circ},\frac{1}{8}\right\},\left\{90 {}^{\circ},\frac{1}{4}\right\},\left\{30 {}^{\circ},\frac{1}{12}\right\},\left\{60 {}^{\circ},\frac{1}{6}\right\}\right\} \]
do i need to divide them like 1/360 or is that the answeer
No division is required. They are in the form as requested in the problem statement.
The fractions are the result of dividing each of your angles by 360 degrees respectively.
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