Mr. Melvina Collier MD
Feb 21, 2025
Radians as multiples of pi?
I need help with this question: How do I convert 80 degrees to radians and express the result as a multiple of pi? I believe that 80 degrees is approximately 1.3964 radians, but I'm unsure how to express it in terms of pi. Can someone guide me through the process?
4 Answers
Don’t use your calculator. Multiply degrees by pi/180 to convert to radians, so
80 degrees = 80pi/180 radians, now just reduce the fraction to lowest terms.
Feb 13, 2025
Eww no don’t do that. Usually we don’t look at radians in decimals, but fractions.
80 degrees = 80pi/180 = 4pi/9 Radians
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