Radians to Degrees Formula
Radians to Degrees formula converts the value of angle in radians to degrees. To convert the angle in radians to degrees we multiply the value in radians by 180°/π. Angles are used in two units: degrees and radians, 1 degree is expressed as 1° whereas 1 radian is expressed 1c or 1 i.e. no unit is also used to express angle in radian. The formula for changing the angle in radians to degrees is:
Angle in Radians × 180°/π = Angle in Degrees
2π radians = 360°
π radians = 180°
1 radian = 180/π degrees = 57.296 degrees
Radians to Degrees
Radians to Degrees: Radians to degrees is a type of transformation used in geometry to convert angle measurements. There are two alternative methods for measuring an angle. Radians and degrees are the two units used to measure angles. Radian is the most commonly used unit in trigonometry. Various types of angles are measured in radians and then converted to degrees using a formula. This formula is discussed below.
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