02-03-2002, 10:29 AM
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Location: Washington State, USA
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Well, you could look for a Unit Circle for help. I had to use one last year in my Advanced Algebra/Trigonometry class. It is basically a circle with Radius 1 that has the Degree and Radian coordinates all along the circle. Like, 180 degrees is pi, while 90 degrees is pi/2. If you need to change degrees into radians, use this equation:
(degrees/180)*pi |
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