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campbell_st · Answer

well the 1st thing to know is 

$$\pi = 180$$

so the 1st question is 

8 x 180/5 = 

same process for the 2nd

anonymous · Answer

So the first is 288degrees?

anonymous · Answer

Second one is 41.53 degrees?

campbell_st · Answer

similar process for the last question if 

$$\pi = 180$$

then 1 degree is

$$1 = \frac{\pi}{180}$$

so for the last question multiply both sides of the equation by 293 to get the answer

anonymous · Answer

radians to degrees

=radian times 180/pi

degrees to radians

=degree times pi/180

campbell_st · Answer

the answers for 1 and 2 seem ok

anonymous · Answer

I'm confused on the degrees one.

campbell_st · Answer

ok... so to get the radian measure.... 

293 x pi / 180 =

1 radian is a about 57 degrees... so how many 57s in 293... thats what the question is asking... 

but if you do the above calculation you should get an answer... as 5. something

anonymous · Answer

5.11

campbell_st · Answer

yep... seems about the correct answer... 

hope it all makes some sense

anonymous · Answer

How do I convert it into radians though? Instead of a decimal.

campbell_st · Answer

the decimal answer is in radians.... its 5.11 radians.... 

or it can be just written as 

$$\frac{293 \pi}{180}$$

but I don't think 293 and 180 have any common factors