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If 60 minutes on a clock is equivalent to 360 degrees, how could I get the value of 35 minutes in degrees so that I may use it in the formula s=rθ where: s=arc length, r=radius, θ=angle theta in radians
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35/60 is a percentage of the circle
2pi * 35/60 gives you the equivalent portion of a circle of 2pi radians
soo, 35 minutes is 1.166667 radians
i dropped a pi for some reason ....
1.16667 pi would be the angle measure in radians
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