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This question isn't worded very clearly, so I'm going to convert 128 radians to degrees.
A radian is the ratio between the radius of an angle and the arc length. Because the circumference of a circle is 2Ï€, a circle is 2Ï€ radians. In degrees, a circle is 360o.
If 360o=2Ï€ radians, then 1radian=(180/Ï€)o
So to convert any number of radians into degrees, multiply by 180/Ï€. So 128*180/Ï€=23040/Ï€ or about 7333o
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