Math Problem Statement
Complete the table by converting between degrees and radians.
Solution
To complete this table by converting between degrees and radians, we use the following relationship:
Radians=Degrees×180∘π
and
Degrees=Radians×π180∘
Let's solve each entry accordingly:
Step-by-Step Solutions:
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600° to Radians:
600∘×180∘π=180600π=310π
So, 600∘ in radians is 310π.
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Convert −1900∘ to Radians:
−1900∘×180∘π=180−1900π=−995π
So, −1900∘ in radians is −995π.
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Convert 37π to Degrees:
37π×π180∘=37×180∘=420∘
So, 37π in degrees is 420∘.
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Convert 1040∘ to Radians:
1040∘×180∘π=1801040π=952π
So, 1040∘ in radians is 952π.
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Convert 56π to Degrees:
56π×π180∘=56×180∘=216∘
So, 56π in degrees is 216∘.
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Convert 972∘ to Radians:
972∘×180∘π=180972π=527π
So, 972∘ in radians is 527π.
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Convert 211π to Degrees:
211π×π180∘=211×180∘=990∘
So, 211π in degrees is 990∘.
Completed Table:
Degree Measure | Radian Measure |
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600° | 310π |
-1900° | −995π |
420° | 37π |
1040° | 952π |
216° | 56π |
972° | 527π |
990° | 211π |
Would you like more details on any specific conversions, or have any questions?
Further Related Questions:
- How do you convert between radians and degrees for negative angles?
- What is the significance of using π in radian measurements?
- How would you convert radians to degrees for non-standard angles (e.g., 7π)?
- What is the smallest positive angle that is coterminal with 600∘?
- How does understanding radians help in trigonometric functions?
Tip:
Always simplify fractions in radian conversions to ensure your answers are in the simplest form possible.