Mark M. answered • 12/08/20
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1° = (π / 180)r
-450° = -450(π / 180)r
Vi D.
asked • 12/08/20When converted to radian measure, -450⁰ can be represented by Aπ.
What is the value of A?
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Tom K. answered • 12/08/20
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When converting from degrees to radians, multiply by π/180. Since the answer is Aπ, we just multiply the degrees by 1/180, or divide by 180, to get π
A way to remember the conversion: 2π is the circumference of the unit circle, and it has 360°
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Vi D.
So what exactly is the value of A?12/08/20