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How do I express 150 degrees in radian measure accurate to 3 decimal places
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150 degrees is 5/6 of 1 pi. so just use your calculator and take 5*pi/6...
I get 2.61
2.617
Oh ok. Thank you so much @dpainc!
yep... that's the decimal approximation of 5pi/6 in radians...
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np... but why do you need a decimal approximation when 5pi/6 is more exact?
Its one of the practice questions in my course, I suppose they wanted it that way
or maybe you're changing from degrees to radians or vice/versa? yeah that's prolly it.
Perhaps, Anyways, THank you so much for your help again:)!
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