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    This document discusses the relationship between degree and radian measures of angles. It provides examples of converting between degrees and radians for common angles such as quadrantal angles of 90, 180, 270, and 360 degrees. These correspond to π/2, π, 3π/2, and 2π radians respectively. The document also gives examples of converting specific angles such as 240 degrees (which is 4π/3 radians) and 1300 degrees (which is 23π/6 radians).

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    This document discusses the relationship between degree and radian measures of angles. It provides examples of converting between degrees and radians for common angles such as quadrantal angles of 90, 180, 270, and 360 degrees. These correspond to π/2, π, 3π/2, and 2π radians respectively. The document also gives examples of converting specific angles such as 240 degrees (which is 4π/3 radians) and 1300 degrees (which is 23π/6 radians).

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    Conversion Degree To Radian

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    Rushiel Alipio Cagdan
    This document discusses the relationship between degree and radian measures of angles. It provides examples of converting between degrees and radians for common angles such as quadrantal angles of 90, 180, 270, and 360 degrees. These correspond to π/2, π, 3π/2, and 2π radians respectively. The document also gives examples of converting specific angles such as 240 degrees (which is 4π/3 radians) and 1300 degrees (which is 23π/6 radians).

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    DEGREE AND THE RADIAN MEASURE

    RULES
    FIND THE EQUIVALENT OF EACH ANGLE
    IN DEGREE/RADIAN
       
    FIND THE EQUIVALENT OF EACH ANGLE
    IN DEGREE/RADIAN
       
    ANGLES IN STANDARD POSITION
    POSITIVE ANGLE

    240 °
     
    NEGATIVE ANGLE

    −240 °
     
    One rotation or One revolution

    3 60° 𝑜𝑟 2 𝜋
     
    Quadrantal Angles
    + y-axis
     
    900
    II I
    180 𝜋
     
    - x-axis 0 00, 3600  
    0, + x-axis

    III IV
    2700 3𝜋
     

    2
    - y-axis
    1300 °, −1300 °
     
    8 75° , −875 °
     
     
    3 𝜋 , −3 𝜋
     

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