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Convert 150 degrees to radians. I know that I used pi/180 but then all i get is 5pi/6, Is that the final answer?
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yes
you are correct, that's it
Are you guys positive because some dude told me otherwise. He might have just been messing with me
what about -60 degrees?
he's messing with you or doesn't know what he's talking about take a look at this unit circle and you'll see visual confirmation http://www.math.ucsd.edu/~jarmel/math4c/Unit_Circle_Angles.png
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no, you are right radians use pi
-pi/3
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