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Convert 510° from degrees to radians. Use the value of π found on a calculator and round answers to four decimal places, as needed.
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About 8.9012.
@saze what about in pi form??
I'm not certain what you mean by pi form, but the equation I used to get this was \[r = d \times \frac{ \pi }{ 180 }\] where r is number in radians, and d is number in degrees.
@saze so is it 17pi/3?
That gives us 17.8; I'd just leave it in \[\frac{ 510\pi }{ 180 }\]
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thankyou!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you simplify it, it's 17pi over six.
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