Convert each measure to degrees. Round answers to the nearest hundredth if needed. a.) π/9 b.)−2π/3
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To convert an angle from units of radians to the units of degrees, we need a conversion factor to multiply. From what I've learned, we just have to multiply the value 180°/<span>π. We convert as follows: </span>a.) π/9 (180°/π) = 20°<span> b.)−2π/3</span>(180°/π) = -120°
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