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How would I convert Θ=2 into degrees, minutes, and seconds?
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The conversion factor is 180 degrees = pi radians
\[2/\pi= \pi/180 \] Is that how it should look? Thank you, by the way.
\[2 radians \times \frac{180 ^{o}}{\pi radians}\]
Okay, so I have \[360/\pi\], can I multiply again by \[\pi/2\] to get rid of the pi symbol?
Nevermind! Sorry, I just worked that out and it's completely wrong.
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Just divide by 3.14159
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