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How do you convert -195 degrees to a positive radian measure?

Answer 1

Daniel Acosta

#color(green)(=> ((11pi)/ 12)^c#

#pi^c = 180^@#

#-195^@ = 360 - 195 = 165^@#

#=> (cancel(165)^color(red)(11) * pi) / cancel(180)^color(red)(12)#

#color(green)(=> ((11pi)/ 12)^c#

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Answer 2

Dylan Arnold

To convert -195 degrees to a positive radian measure:

Use the conversion factor: ( \pi ) radians = 180 degrees.
Calculate: ( \text{radians} = \frac{\text{degrees} \times \pi}{180} ).
Substitute -195 degrees into the formula: ( \text{radians} = \frac{-195 \times \pi}{180} ).
Simplify: ( \text{radians} = \frac{-13\pi}{6} ).

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