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What is the equivalent of π/6 radians in degrees. Question and answers are in photo above

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There are a number of radian-degree equivalents that it would be time-saving and otherwise worthwhile to memorize. π/6 = 30 degrees is one of these. For reference, here are a few others:

radians degrees

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2π 360

π 180

π/2 90

π/4 45

and so on. Good luck!

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