Math, asked by norchirag, 8 months ago

Convert 65°30' in to radian?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

To convert from degree to radian we follow the below steps:

As we all know,

1°= 60 min

Then to convert  65degree 30 '

65°+ 30'

=65°+30°/60

=65°+1/2

=(130+1)/2

=(131/2)°

To convert radian from degree

radian = π/180 x degree

          =π/180 ° x (131/2)°

         =131/360 π radians

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Answered by Anonymous
40

To Solve :-

  • \rm{\implies Convert \: 65 \degree 30 ' \: into \: radian }\\

Solution :-

We have to convert given angle into radian measure.

\boxed{\rm{\implies (Degree ) \times \frac{\pi }{180} }}\\

Firstly let's see 30'

\rm{\implies \: 30' = \frac{30}{60} = \frac{1}{2} \degree }\\

\rm{\implies \: 65 \degree 30' = ( 65 \frac{1}{2} )\degree } \\

\rm{\implies \: 65 \degree 30' =  ( \frac{131}{2} )\degree }\\

Now using the above mentioned formula.

\rm{\implies \: 65 \degree 30 ' = \frac{ 131}{2} \times \frac{\pi}{180} }\\

\rm{\implies \: 65 \degree 30' = [ {\frac{131 \pi }{360}}]^{c} }\\

\boxed{\rm{\implies \: Answer \: is \:[ {\frac{131 \pi}{360} }]^{c} }}\\

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