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pi/4 in degrees? my choices are 30° 135° 225° 45°
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The equation I got pi/4 with is ;\[\cos^{-1} (\frac{ \sqrt{2} }{ 2 }) \]
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I just need to know how to convert into degrees, or whichever option it should be.
Always \(\pi = 180º\)
it D i just checked
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Aw yay! yeah because if pi=180° then you divide by 4. That makes sense! thank you so much!
Super!! Good work.
ur welcome:-D
I wish I could give you both best response. So ill just fan ya both. lol
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thanks!!!
@mrs.purpleswag can you help me with a few more???
ill try
Ill Dm you!
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