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Q: What are the fractions of 360?
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How do you turn degrees into fractions?

With regard to geometry, divide by 360.


What two fractions can be equivalent to 36 over 50?

18/25, 360/500


What two fractions are equivalent to 36 over 80?

360/800 and 36000/80000


What are equivalent fractions of six thirty sixths?

1/6, 2/12, 150/900, 60/360, etc., are fractions equivalent to 6/36.


What are the two equivalent fractions for the fraction 36 over 81?

360/810, 3636/8181 are two.


Why did they choose 360 degrees?

Because it has so many factors. That means you can easily break 360 down into equal pieces without the need to mess with fractions. Pick any number from the following list. 360 can be divided up into that many pieces without any fractions of a degree: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20, 24, 30, 36, 40, 45, 60, 72, 90, 120, or 180 .


Who divided a circle into 360 degrees?

It is believed that the ancient Babylonians divided the circle into 360 degrees. 360 has the advantage that it is divisible by many of the numbers used for fractions used in everyday life such as 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12 and 60. The fact the earth did a complete circle around the sun in nearly 360 days might have helped.


What is an equivalent fraction to five eighths?

There is an infinite number of equivalent fractions (5/8 is the most reduced form).A few examples of equivalent fractions equal to 5/8 are:10/16, 15/24, 35/56, 360/576.Note that equivalent fractions must be irreducible when there are no more proper divisors in common (excluding 1).


Why total measure of angles is 360 degree?

Basically because it was decided that way, there are plenty of other numbers that could have been used. With that said, 360 is a good choice, it divides evenly into lot of fractions and it has a resolution that is just about what's need for many applications.


Why is there 360 degrees around a point in a circle?

No particular reason other than the fact that 360 is divisible by a large number of small integers so that you can easily work out simple fractions. In advanced mathematics, you do not use 360 degrees around a point but a different unit of measurement: a radian. There are 2*pi radians around a point.


How to find a fraction of a revoltion?

Fractions of a revolution make sense, e.g. 360 degrees = 1 revolution 180 degrees = 1/2 revolution 137 degrees = 137/360 of a revolution 2pi radians = 1 revolution 1 radian = 1/(2pi) revolution


What are like and unlike fractions?

Like fractions are the fractions which have the same denominator and unlike fractions are the fractions which do not have the same denominator.