find the radian measure corresponding to 5°37' 30"
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Our angle is = 5° 37' 30"
For 30''
We know 1' = 60''
So, 30'' = 1/60 * 30 = 0.5'
So our angle will be = 5° 37.5'
Now we know, 1° = 60'
So, 37.5' = 1/60 * 37.5 = 0.625°
So our angle is = 5.625°
To convert the angle into radians, we know
1° = π / 180 radians
So, 5.625° = 5.625 x π/180
Taking π as 3.14, we get
5.625 x 3.14 / 180 = 0.098125 radians
For 30''
We know 1' = 60''
So, 30'' = 1/60 * 30 = 0.5'
So our angle will be = 5° 37.5'
Now we know, 1° = 60'
So, 37.5' = 1/60 * 37.5 = 0.625°
So our angle is = 5.625°
To convert the angle into radians, we know
1° = π / 180 radians
So, 5.625° = 5.625 x π/180
Taking π as 3.14, we get
5.625 x 3.14 / 180 = 0.098125 radians
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Hello Dear.
We know that , 1' = 60''
∴ 1'' = 1/60'
∴ 30'' = 30 / 60'
= 0.5'
∴ 5°37' 30'' = 5° 37' 0.5'
= 5°37.5'
Then,
1' = 1/60°
∴ 37.5' = 37.5/60°
=0.625°
Thus, 5°37'30'' = 5°+0.625°
⇒5.625°
Now,
360°= 2π rad.
1° =π/180 rad.
∴ 5.625° = 5.625π /180 rad.
= [ 5.625 ×(22/7) ] / 180 rad.
= 17.68 /180 rad
= 0.09821 rad.
=9.821 × 10⁻² rad.
Hope it helps.
Have a nice day :-)
We know that , 1' = 60''
∴ 1'' = 1/60'
∴ 30'' = 30 / 60'
= 0.5'
∴ 5°37' 30'' = 5° 37' 0.5'
= 5°37.5'
Then,
1' = 1/60°
∴ 37.5' = 37.5/60°
=0.625°
Thus, 5°37'30'' = 5°+0.625°
⇒5.625°
Now,
360°= 2π rad.
1° =π/180 rad.
∴ 5.625° = 5.625π /180 rad.
= [ 5.625 ×(22/7) ] / 180 rad.
= 17.68 /180 rad
= 0.09821 rad.
=9.821 × 10⁻² rad.
Hope it helps.
Have a nice day :-)
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