Physics, asked by donprince3232, 10 months ago

Calculate the angle of 1° in radians

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Answered by nehalika76

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Answer:

1×π/180

Explanation:

to convert degree to radian we multiply the angle by π /180 thus 1°in radiant is 1 ×π/180

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