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3 years ago

Change -115 degrees to radian measure in terms of pi

1 answer:

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For this case we have the following conversion of units:
180 degrees = pi radians
Applying the conversion we have:
(-115) * (pi / 180)
Rewriting we have:
(-115/180) * pi
= -0.64pi
Answer:
the angle in radians is given by:
= -0.64pi

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