What is the value of 12⁰?
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Heyo! ;D
So, I think I may of heard about this topic in the past...are you working with degrees of circles? Plane angles? If so, you can use this formula to find your answer:
12° × ÷ 180 = <u>0.2094(rad)</u>
I'm not entirely sure, however I hope this somewhat helped! If so, please lmk! Tysm and good luck!
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