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can I use 180 instead of pi in this formula?
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\[A = \pi^{o} - \arcsin \frac{ b \ sinA }{ \alpha }\]
well pie is 3. a bunch of numbers are you converting from radians to deggres or degrees to radians?
sorry, \[\pi\] not \[\pi ^{o}\]
I know,I know pi is 180 but i'm not sure that I can use 180 instead of pi.
\(\pi≠180\) but \(\pi=180°\). So if you make sure you measure everything in degrees the formula would still work.
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That also means using the degree versions of sin and arcsin.
oh ok , Thank you very much :)
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