Math, asked by shreyansh12345678901, 1 year ago

find the value of [3π/5] radians in degrees.

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Answered by thisisme27

3

3*180/5
3*36
36+36+36
108

Answered by Anonymous

1

2π radians =360°
hence
3π/5 rads=360×3/5 π
=108°

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