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How to convert 70 degrees into radians?

Answer 1

James Adkins

#(7pi)/18#

We know:

#360^circ = 2pi " radians " #

#=> 1^circ = (2pi)/360 " radians " #

#=> 70^circ = (2pi)/360 * 70 = (7pi)/18 " radians "#

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Answer 2

Brooklyn Anderson

#70° = 1.22173 " radians"#

#pi " radians "= 180°# #=> 70° = (70/180) pi " radians"# #= (7/18) pi " radians"# #= 1.22173 " radians"#

#"Remember that the circumference of a circle with radius r"# #"is equal to "2 pi r". So one circle = 360 ° = " 2 pi " rad, hence"# #180° = pi " rad."#

#"And "pi" is known to be equal to 3.1415926535..."#

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Answer 3

Anna Andrews

To convert degrees to radians, you can use the following formula:

Radians = Degrees × (π / 180)

So, to convert 70 degrees into radians:

Radians = 70 × (π / 180) ≈ 1.22173 radians

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