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Convert 2pi/3 to degrees

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So we're converting a radian to a degree.

So we'll do 2pi/3 times 180/pi. The pi's cancel out and the 3 and 180 and be simplified to 60. You're then left with 2 times 60 which gives you your answer of 120 degrees.

Eva8 [605]3 years ago

3 0

The degree would be 120 degrees

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