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define radian. what is the relation between degree and radian

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Answered by harshchatur354

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This means there are 2pi radians making up the interior angle of a circle and the relationship of degrees to radians can then be given as 360°/2pi = 180/pi. Therefore one radian is 180/pi degrees (around 57.3°).

Answered by abhisharma21

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1 radian =π/180

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define radian. what is the relation between degree and radian