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125 degrees into radians. I know it becomes 2.181 but I need the pi over whatever fraction form. :)
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\\[125^{\circ} \times \frac{\pi}{180^{\circ}}\]
You want to set it up so that degrees cancel.
6.8 something?
Why are you changing it into a decimal. Just reduce the fraction and keep it in fraction form
Reduce this: \[\frac{125 \pi}{180}\]
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25 / 36 ?
\[\frac{25 \pi}{36} \space \text{radians}\]
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