What is the equivalent of pie divided by 3 radians in degrees

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Radians to degrees angle conversion calculator and how to convert. ... The angle α in degrees is equalto the angle α in radians times 180 degrees divided by pi constant: α(degrees) ... π/6 rad, 0.5235987756rad, 30°. π/4 rad, 0.7853981634 rad, 45°. π/3 rad, 1.0471975512 rad, 60°. π/2 rad, 1.5707963268 rad,90°.

Sav [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

C. 60 degrees

Step-by-step explanation:

The formula to convert radians to degrees is: radians * 180/pi = degrees

So for this specific question your equation will be: pi/3 * 180/pi

1. You start by canceling the 2 pi

2. Next you multiply 1/3 * 180/1 to get 180/3

3. Lastly you divide 180/3 to get 60 degrees

Hope this helped! <3

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