What angle is 1.30 pi in radians?

Answer 1

Assuming you meant what angle in degrees is #1.30 pi# radians:
#1.30 pi "(radians)" = 234.0^@#

#pi " (radians)" = 180^@#

#1.30pi "( radians)" = 1.30*180^@ = 234.0^@#

An angle specified as a real number (like #1.30pi#) is assumed to be in radians, so an angle of #1.30pi# is an angle of #1.30pi# radians.

Also, in the unlikely event that you meant: What angle is 1.30pi^@ in radians? #color(white)("XXXX")1^@ = pi/180# radians #rarrcolor(white)("XXXX")1.30pi^@ = 1.30/180pi^2# radians

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Answer 2

Abigail Armstrong

1.30 radians in degrees is calculated as follows:

[ \text{Radians} \times \frac{180}{\pi} ]

Substituting 1.30 for radians:

[ 1.30 \times \frac{180}{\pi} ]

[ \approx 74.40 ]

So, 1.30 radians is approximately ( 74.40^\circ ) in degrees.

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