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Okay, I need someone to set me in the right direction on this question... Find the number of equivalent radians in exact value: 270°
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To convert from degrees to radians you do \[270 \times \frac{ \pi }{ 180 }\] you multiply it by pi/180
okay..so my answer should be 4.712?
Not quite...you try to keep in in a fraction form...but simplify it down \[\frac{ 270\pi }{ 180 }\] can that be simplified at all?
umm, how?
*hint....looks like both numbers can be divide by 90 right? so how many times does 90 go into 270? and how many times does 90 go into 180?
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3 and 2
right....so simplified down we have \[\frac{ 3\pi }{ 2 }\]
oh
that makes a lot of sense.. thank you for your help
I hope it did! you're welcome
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