Answer:
Example: Find the radian measure of the angles −70° and 120°.
Solution: To find the radian measure of −70° we multiply −70 by the conversion factor /180. We get
Similarly, for 120° we obtain
Note that when we write an angle as a fractional amount of , for example 2/3 times we write the result either as the numerator times divided by the denominator or as the fraction times . So the two values
are equivalent ways of writing the same number. You will see both methods used in the text and in the exercises.
Example: Find the degree measure of /12.
Solution: The conversion factor for going from radians to degrees is 180/. We get
and so the radian measure of /12 is 15°.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: 1/4
(Decimal: 0.25)
Step-by-step explanation:
Three hundred two. You're welcome!
Answer:
You divide 30 by 10 first.
Step-by-step explanation:
That is the answer because according to the Order of Operations you have to multiply multiplication and division by left is first to right.
Answer:
300 units
Step-by-step explanation:
You did the steps correctly, but you forgot that it does not go by 1s, but goes by 5s. Check your grid!
(I messed up on this too! ^^)
Hope this helps!
