What is the approximate radian measure of an angle with a degree measure of 59.6°?

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Stella [2.4K]2 years ago

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Answer:

The approximate radian measure of the angle. So we have 15 nine 0.6 degrees convert degrees to radiance. You have to multiply by pi over 1 80. So if we did that, that'd be 59.6 pi over 1 80. So if we want to know the approximate value, we're going to use the pi button on our calculator to figure out what 59.6 times pi is. That's approximately 187.2389, Divided by 1 80. So now I would divide that number by 180 and that gives me 1.04 radiance, 1.04 radiance is the answer.

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