Who knows how to convert radians to degrees ? For values greater than 360, find the equivalent angle less than 360°.
The "radians to degrees" conversion factor is \[\frac{ 180~\deg }{ \pi~rad }\]
But find the equivalent value , how do I do that ?
Example: Convert 2.1 rad to degrees:\[\frac{ 2.1~rad }{ 1 }\frac{ 180~\deg }{ \pi~rad }\]
Reduce as far as you can. Use pi = 3.14.
I don't understand this , look it says convert 11*pi over 4 radians to degrees . For values greater than 360 , find the equivalent angle less than 360° .
pi rad = 180 degree 1 rad = 180/pi degree for the values greater than 360 degree,say 3pi rad = 540 degree u should subtract 540 from 360,and u'll get the equivalent angle
By equivalent angle, they mean \(361^\circ\) is equivalent \(1^\circ\), and so on.
Huh ?^
Do you know about the unit circle?
I don't know anything about this , I just started the lesson today , im so confused .
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