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Trigonometry Examples
3⋅180π3⋅180π
Step 1
To convert radians to degrees, multiply by 180π180π, since a full circle is 360°360° or 2π2π radians.
(3⋅180π)⋅180°π(3⋅180π)⋅180°π
Step 2
Step 2.1
Combine 33 and 180π180π.
3⋅180π⋅180π3⋅180π⋅180π
Step 2.2
Multiply 33 by 180180.
540π⋅180π540π⋅180π
540π⋅180π540π⋅180π
Step 3
Step 3.1
Multiply 540π540π by 180π180π.
540⋅180ππ540⋅180ππ
Step 3.2
Multiply 540540 by 180180.
97200ππ97200ππ
Step 3.3
Raise ππ to the power of 11.
97200π1π97200π1π
Step 3.4
Raise ππ to the power of 11.
97200π1π197200π1π1
Step 3.5
Use the power rule aman=am+naman=am+n to combine exponents.
97200π1+197200π1+1
Step 3.6
Add 11 and 11.
97200π297200π2
97200π297200π2
Step 4
ππ is approximately equal to 3.141592653.14159265.
97200(3.14159265)297200(3.14159265)2
Step 5
Convert to a decimal.
9848.41905003°9848.41905003°