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3 years ago

Express 0.3°8° in form a/b where by b#0

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Harlamova29_29 [7]3 years ago

4 0

Answer:

0.3° = 0.3π/180

8° = 2π/45

Multiplying both

0.3π/180×2π/45

3/10π/180 × 2π/45

You will get

π/300 × π/45

= π²/13500 where a = π² b= 13500

Hope this helps.

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